2 Trash Carriers Offer Expanded Recycling Options
With so many different kinds of plastic, it's tough to tell which ones you can recycle, but two recycling companies will soon make it easier by accepting more of your plastic products.
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With so many different kinds of plastic, it's tough to tell which ones you can recycle, but two recycling companies will soon make it easier by accepting more of your plastic products.
Minnesotans are recycling old gadgets and gizmos like never before
Minnesota sports fans are likely tired of the old saying "we'll get 'em next year."
Do-it-yourself is pretty popular for a lot of shoppers, but a growing number of supermarket chains are doing away with it by shutting down self-serve checkout lanes.
Leaves aren't the only thing dropping this fall, you may have noticed prices at the pump falling too.
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A national study finds that consumers are facing higher banking fees but those fees are lower in the Twin Cities than in most other cities.
Positive signs are beginning to emerge in the dairy industries in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Minnesota's last remaining perfect AAA credit rating disappeared on Friday when Standard & Poor's downgraded the state's debt, citing lawmakers' weakness for fixing budget shortfalls with accounting shifts and rainy day funds.
Twin Cities based Target Corporation is still dealing with backlash from its Missoni promotion. Target's website crashed because of so much demand for items from the upscale Italian designer.
The Minnesota attorney general has joined a lawsuit against the country's second-largest for-profit college company, alleging that two of its schools in the state illegally collected taxpayer-financed financial aid.
As the leaves change, it may be time to change your flowers and potted plants to ones that will weather the cooler temperatures.
Target is a victim of its own success.
Milwaukee-based Roundy's Supermarkets Inc. is recalling about 360 pounds of breaded chicken breast that may have been undercooked.
Home prices in the Twin Cities continue to fall. On average home prices in August were down 11 percent from the previous year, according to the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors.
