Minnesotans Urged To Recycle Holiday Lights
When it's time to take down those holiday decorations, you can recycle those lights that no longer work.
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When it's time to take down those holiday decorations, you can recycle those lights that no longer work.
Passenger traffic is expected to increase at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport this year.
Flickering ceiling lights are usually a nuisance, but in city offices in St. Cloud, they will actually be a pathway to the Internet.
The day after Christmas is a big shopping day. Before the sun even came up, shoppers were hoping to cash in on after-Christmas deals.
Snow blower repair shops are getting a "flurry" of business, thanks to all the snow.
You always hear about Black Friday deals, and more recently Cyber Monday deals ... but you can't forget about another popular deal-finding day -- the day after Christmas.
Holiday procrastinators are preparing to zoom through picked-over stores, grabbing discounted sweaters and can't-go-wrong gift cards. If they can get a parking spot, that is. But you won't hear retailers complaining.
Many homeowners have an added expense this holiday season all thanks to the snow.
It's hard to picture Christmas without sending and receiving that giant pile of Christmas cards. But now that so many of us stay in touch with our friends online, is the internet killing the Christmas card?
Like a lot of families this time of year, the Jensens hired a company to clean up the air in their home. Instead they say they paid hundreds of dollars for nothing to change.
'Shop 'til you drop' is no longer a slogan. Toys R Us and Macy's is now open 24 hours a day until Christmas Eve.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says American Crystal Sugar Co. has paid a $50,000 civil penalty to settle alleged violations at its East Grand Forks plant.
The last minute shopping rush is on and there are stores staying open extra hours to accommodate everyone. I've put together a list of a few last minute deals to help you get your shopping wrapped up once and for all.
It may be the most manipulated of all the flowers. The poinsettia comes in a dizzying array of colors, more than roses or daisies or virtually anything else. So how do poinsettias get their crazy colors, like blue and purple?
Packed malls? Healthy gains in holiday spending? It's beginning to look at least a little like a pre-recession Christmas.
