Record Number In MN Get Help To Pay Energy Bills
More Minnesotans than ever needed federal assistance to pay their energy bill over the past season, according to the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
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More Minnesotans than ever needed federal assistance to pay their energy bill over the past season, according to the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
There are remodeling television shows for bedrooms and basements, kitchens and closets. If it's a space in your home, there's a show dedicated to making it over. You might not know it, but many of the stories you see on TV could be from your own neighborhood.
Officials said Wednesday that used car prices are at their highest levels in about 16 years. The reason: Low supply and a growing demand.
A stronger credit-card business helped Target Corp.'s net income rise 2.7 percent in the first quarter, even as customers were cautious about buying because of higher gas and food prices.
I recently went bowling (without a coupon-- gasp!) and I was surprised to find that two games on one lane for four people on a Saturday afternoon added up to $60, including shoes.
A Minneapolis woman has become the 100,000th online student this year at the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system.
A retail trend is catching on in the Twin Ports that's not only getting women out to certain shops, but eager to buy.
Spring crescendos into a great summer music scene in the Twin Cities. The harmony between nice weather and outdoor settings -- when green trees mix with soulful tunes -- creates a perfect ballad of al fresco entertainment. Add in the price of free and you've got the symphony you've been waiting for all year.
Spring is in swing and people are starting to think about spending time outside in their yard and getting their garden going. Jamie Durie, host of the HGTV show 'The Outdoor Room' gave WCCO viewers tips all week on making the most out of your yard.
A new exhibit lets you sneak a peek at your grandmother's underwear. Well, not literally, thankfully. But "Underwear: A Brief History" at the Minnesota Historical Society should give you the next closest thing.
Before takeoff and landing, we know it is coming: "ladies and gentleman, please turn off all electronic devices." However, for many of us, it's hard to believe that an iPod or a Kindle could really affect an airplane. So, why do we have to turn off electronics on take-off and landing?
The cost of plane tickets may be pretty expensive right now, but that's not the main reason people aren't flying.
Home and real estate website Zillow.com is reporting that 46 percent of all homeowners in the Twin Cities are underwater. That's an increase of about 10 percent from last year. However, that news isn't deterring everyone.
Once again the sound of music can be free for your family at Orchestra Hall this summer.
Sen. Al Franken will lead a hearing on Capitol Hill Tuesday about protecting your privacy while using mobile devices like smart phones and tablets.
