A Big Change In The Way Girl Scout Cookies Are Sold
Girl Scouts are breaking with tradition and changing the way the cookies are sold.
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Girl Scouts are breaking with tradition and changing the way the cookies are sold.
You sign up for a $50 cell phone plan, but the bill comes to more than $60. It's the same story with your cable TV bill. So, what are all of those fees and where does the money actually go?
The guys who own The Local, and three other pubs in the Twin Cities, are now getting into the whiskey business. Their new Irish whiskey will be called Two Gingers and it will be used in the Local's signature cocktail.
Arctic Cat Inc. is voluntarily recalling about 16,500 snowmobiles because of a possible loss of control.
There's pain at the pump, with the price of gas up significantly in the Twin Cities. At Bobby and Steve's Auto World in downtown Minneapolis, the price of regular unleaded is $3.19 a gallon.
January in Minnesota may mean you are feeling the stinging bite of winter winds, lack of sun and the need to just seen green again. And if the season continues this way, February and March will bring even more of a desire to soak up some rays of sun. So where do you go to spot some of the best travel deals?
Certain packs of potato chips sold under the label "Valu Time Salt & Vinegar Potato Chips" by Barrel O' Fun Snack Foods Co. of Perham, Minn., have been recalled because the product contains undeclared milk protein.
Soon Minnesota doctors will be rated like hotels and restaurants. Medica's Premium Designation Program is set to be released on Wednesday on Medica's website, but doctors from the Minnesota Medical Association (MMA) want it delayed.
State officials want a southern Minnesota dairy farmer accused of selling E. coli-contaminated unpasteurized milk found in contempt of court.
Another snow storm may mean you will probably be spending more time indoors over the next few days, but you can still beat that cabin fever with some free movie rentals.
Have you noticed the grumbling -- at the office, on the bus, at home -- "I'm sick of winter already" has become a mantra for many? Minnesotans are used to tough winters, but if this one seems especially bad.
With her hands on the remote and her eyes glued to the screen, Sara Boyd couldn't be happier with her crisp, clean picture.
Minneapolis-based Target Corp. plans to remodel about 400 of its general merchandise stores across the nation in 2011, building upon the discounter's latest strategy to bulk up its grocery offerings.
These days, it seems there's an app for everything, and there is a recent technology that is aimed at couples struggling with infertility.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is getting into the local and organic food craze with its own natural food market on its reservation south of the Twin Cities.
