Best Buy Drops $10 Fee For Electronics Recycling
Best Buy Co. Inc. is eliminating a $10 fee that covered many items disposed of through its in-store electronics recycling program.
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Best Buy Co. Inc. is eliminating a $10 fee that covered many items disposed of through its in-store electronics recycling program.
Arctic Cat is recalling more than a thousand ATVs made in Minnesota.
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau says the average price of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner in the state is just over $50 this year.
Thanks to a Minnesota bridal salon, some Twin Cities military brides were able to say "yes" to the dress without having to commit to the price tag this week.
Dan Brigley isn't putting up Christmas lights, but what he's doing could make him just as happy. He is getting his house ready for the brutal winters that usually come with living in Minnesota.
As a big thanks for being American heroes, all vets and active military members can pick up some freebies and deals on Veterans Day (11/11).
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A national leader in the organic food and farming movement will speak at the University of Minnesota about water and the challenges facing agriculture.
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Step inside St. Cloud's newly remodeled airport terminal and you'll immediately notice that something is strangely absent -- passengers.
Whether you are a fan of violent video games or not, there is no doubt that Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is a commercial success.
It is supposed to be another cold one Wednesday, but at least you can grab a free cup of coffee to warm you up.
It is time to get ready for Thanksgiving, but don't let cooking that big feast take up your entire day.
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Winter in Minnesota is hard on our roads and our homes, but it also does a number on our shoes.
