Feather Trend Puts Stylists, Fishermen In Same Boat
A new trend in Minnesota has stylists scrambling and fishermen hoarding.
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A new trend in Minnesota has stylists scrambling and fishermen hoarding.
There have been reports on the many things you may have to give up if Minnesota's state government is forced to shut down for lack of a budget. So, is striking it rich through the lottery another one?
Summer treats, free tunes, and a super clearance sale -- all of that in today's deal's round-up!
New government rules concerning the buying and selling of cribs is having a huge impact on parents nationwide.
With the threat of a government shutdown looming, the Metropolitan Council has planned a series of public hearings to collect input regarding possible reductions in transit service and fare increases.
It's been a cold, rainy spring but finally, Minnesota farmers have most of their crops in the ground. The success of Minnesota's soybean season is being watched very closely half a world away.
What uses the most electricity in your home? A recent study says cable TV boxes and DVRs (digital video recorders) may actually use more power than an efficient refrigerator.
It's not a dramatic drop in price, but for many it makes a physiological difference. In Apple Valley, the price for a regular gallon of gas is around $3.38 and at Paul's Gas Station it's $3.37.
We've been talking all week in 'the Good Life For Less' blog about ways to save money using apps on your cell phone.Now here are even more ways to save!
You've likely seen the commercials or tried them out. Toning shoes promise a lift to problem places, like legs, hips and even your butt. But doctors are warning that those popular shoes could be doing more harm than good.
There's a whole new financial world out there -- one where your bank is in the palm of your hands and your financial info is floating in space. That can be both helpful and a security risk -- if you're not paying attention.
Cigarettes are addictive. Cigarettes cause cancer. Smoking can kill you. In a little more than one year, those are some of the warnings that will appear on cigarette boxes, if the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gets its way.
Smart phones have helped keep us connected; you can keep in touch with old classmates on Facebook, follow your favorite sports star on Twitter, and check up on the latest weather report all in the palm of your hand. But those handy little ways of keeping you up-to-date with information can also save you money.
Getting a degree from the University of Minnesota could cost students more next year. The Board of Regents will vote on a plan to increase tuition at its meeting Monday.
Workers at a Target store in New York voted against joining the country's largest retail union Friday night, but the union said it would press on and broaden its push to represent the company's workers nationwide.
