Good Question: What Exactly Are Artificial Flavors?
In simple terms, a natural flavor must come from a natural product -- like fruit, vegetables, roots or meats.
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In simple terms, a natural flavor must come from a natural product -- like fruit, vegetables, roots or meats.
There is a yard sign in northeast Minneapolis that is getting the attention of city inspectors.
Carver County Parks and Recreation says too many pet owners are not cleaning up after their dogs at the off-leash area of Minnewashta Regional Park in Chanhassen.
Andy says his best piece of advice for couples -- never go to bed mad.
Hundreds of union members who work for HealthPartners in the Twin Cities are voting on whether to stage a week-long strike.
"We want to look toward new innovative technologies," says Ross Corson, CenterPoint spokesperson.
According to a press release, a school custodian had found the threat written on a bathroom wall.
One thing we did not hear on that priority list from House Democrats is the question of legalizing recreational marijuana, something Gov. Tim Walz has talked about.
Each felony charge of diversion of corporate property and theft by swindle comes with a maximum sentence of 20 years and/or a $100,000 fine. Perkin's first court appearance is scheduled for March 5, 2020.
A 91-year-old man in Alabama who works out three times a week in his denim overalls was recently named "Member of the Month" at his local fitness center.
A rare smoke explosion caught on camera injured two firefighters battling a house fire, officials in Nebraska said.
A Republican lawmaker is making another attempt to make the Bible the official book of Tennessee.
A company's release touts the environmental benefits of the program, claiming that electronic vehicles charged on the system will have one-third of the emissions of a gas vehicle, at a cost of less than $1 per gallon of gas.
The case remains an open and active investigation.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday called for the Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature to spend $250 million of a state budget surplus on public schools, including $130 million that would go toward lowering property taxes.
