Survey: Fewer Celebrating Valentine's Day But Those Who Do Are Spending More
Americans are expected to spend a record amount on Valentine's Day this year, despite the fact that a smaller percentage of people are actually celebrating the holiday.
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Americans are expected to spend a record amount on Valentine's Day this year, despite the fact that a smaller percentage of people are actually celebrating the holiday.
About one in 12 cancer cases in the United States are caused by excess weight, the researchers noted.
Voters in northern Minnesota take part in a special Senate election Tuesday with a little more at stake than usual.
A Grand Rapids physician is among seven men arrested and suspected of soliciting a minor for sex.
Federal prosecutors in New York issued a subpoena Monday seeking documents from Donald Trump's inaugural committee, furthering a federal inquiry into a fund that has faced mounting scrutiny into how it raised and spent its money. Inaugural committee spokeswoman Kristin Celauro told The Associated Press the committee had received the subpoena and was still reviewing it.
Fire crews were busy overnight in Minneapolis.
Tim Curfman was taking out the garbage last Monday at his home in Alexandria when Midnight, his 4-year-old black Lab mix, sensed something was wrong next door.
A plant that looks and smells like marijuana has found its way onto store shelves in Minnesota. The CBD flower is derived from hemp. It's the latest product claiming to help with everything from anxiety to seizures.
Technology has changed how people work in many ways. For example, it always seems like employees are on call.
Falling from Rich Alme's hands are small sprinkles of safety. On a day when driveways became ice rinks, a little salt can go a long way.
Federal prosecutors in New York have issued a subpoena seeking documents from Donald Trump's inaugural committee. A spokeswoman said the committee intends to cooperate with the inquiry.
Two rounds of snow will blanket parts of the state beginning Tuesday afternoon, and both are expected to bring enough snowfall to shovel and plow.
One bill says only the hands-free use of a cellphone would be allowed, while another bill would dramatically increase the penalties for distracted driving.
It's an all-out rush inside of Twin Cities Emergency Departments.
The change in temperature proved too much for a six-inch water main in the City of Prior Lake.
