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With how much people do online today, experts say to be on the lookout for problems from viruses to malware to identity theft.
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With how much people do online today, experts say to be on the lookout for problems from viruses to malware to identity theft.
Wisconsin's dairy industry is continuing a modest turn-around in production, and Minnesota is inching closer to its own positive reversal.
Stores are already competing for your holiday shopping dollars. Walmart announced today it will match prices of competitors even after the purchase is made.
Forget just carving or canning -- the pumpkin on your front step is more useful than you think.
This weekend the place to be is the Twin Cities, especially if you've got kids and you love football.
Smart phones have made the car buying experience very different. Now the industry is taking notice.
Wells Fargo is imposing a $3 monthly debit card fee for customers in five states, a move that comes after Bank of America increased its debit-card fees to $5 a month. So, why are banks raising fees even after reporting record quarterly profits?
A lot more than people are living in a Burnsville rental complex. On Thursday, residents told stories of insects, rodents, even amphibians inside.
There's a day, week or month for just about everything these days. National Bulk Food Week is Oct. 16 through Oct. 22 and aims to help inform people how they can save money on groceries -- while helping the environment.
This week an awful lot of us fired up our furnaces for the first time. And for some, including a Minneapolis family, there are problems.
The price of mailing a letter is going up again. Starting on Jan. 22, a first-class, 1-ounce letter will cost a penny more at 45 cents.
On a night like Tuesday night, just about every Minnesotan is turning on the furnace. But with the average homeowner spending $700 on heating costs in the winter, what can we do to cut our heating bill?
We are getting creepy close to Halloween. Did you get your costume yet?
So when did Halloween become such a big deal for adults?