Here's how to stay cool - and save money - during this week's extreme heat
As the temperatures rise, so do our energy bills. Xcel Energy's John Marshall says there are things you can do ahead of the heat to help cut down energy costs.
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As the temperatures rise, so do our energy bills. Xcel Energy's John Marshall says there are things you can do ahead of the heat to help cut down energy costs.
From crayons to calculators, families are set to spend more than ever before on back-to-school shopping. The National Retail Federation expects sales to hit a record of $41.5 billion.
Black-owned businesses are getting a chance to connect this week with the community in Minneapolis.
A new trail at the Minnesota Zoo is opening Friday and will give visitors a unique perspective on some of its most popular animals.
Ever heard of something called NextGen TV? If not, there's a good chance you will soon.
The Minneapolis City Council voted Thursday to pass an ordinance creating a minimum wage for rideshare drivers.
The state said it is about to start sending tax rebate payments to Minnesota families.
This year, White Bear Lake resident Erinn O'Keefe tried to make a salsa garden with jalapeños, onions and tomatoes. But the harvest is now sowing seeds of doubt.
In a four-month-long investigation from November 2019 to March 2020, nonprofit animal advocacy organization Animal Outlook says it detailed multiple instances of alleged animal cruelty at a Holden Farms pig breeder in Utica.
Minnesotans likely won't see a recreational marijuana dispensary in their communities until early 2025. But some argue they can sell homegrown weed right now without a state license and well before retail sales regulated by the state, thanks to a provision in the Minnesota Constitution.
"In Minnesota, hail claims do not affect your rates, so don't hesitate to call because you think your rates will go up," said Dent Guy Automotive's Warren Iverson.
Popular ridesharing services Uber and Lyft say a new Minneapolis law could drive up prices or even drive them out of the city. However, other areas have passed similar laws without losing service.
The cafe promises pop kitsch color schemes, retro flourishes, and a menu from "Master Chef" finalist Becky Brown including such items as "Pacific Paradise Pancakes," "West Coast Wedge Salad," and a "California Dreamin' Club Sandwich."
Window tint on cars is a popular accessory, but many people are pushing the legal limit.
Reg Chapman has a realtor's perspective and spoke to a woman who says it's still hard to find a place to call home.
