Good Question: How Much Are We Charging?
U.S. consumers are using credit cards at the fastest pace in more than a decade. It got us wondering how much we are charging. And who's carrying a credit card balance? Good Question.
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U.S. consumers are using credit cards at the fastest pace in more than a decade. It got us wondering how much we are charging. And who's carrying a credit card balance? Good Question.
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The Minneapolis Police Department is adding resources to an area of the city that is seeing a spike in shootings.
The mother of a Twin Cities boy with autism was horrified to learn her son was the victim of cyberbullying.
A Minneapolis man accused of bringing a woman to North Dakota for prostitution has been sentenced to more than three years in federal prison.
Prosecutors have charged a southeastern Wisconsin man accused of killing an Illinois woman in an interstate drive-by with shooting his neighbor to death earlier in the day.
A St. John's priest accused of sexual abuse allegedly told his victim it was required as a part of the confirmation process.
Minnesota's Move Over law makes it a crime for drivers not to move over a lane when someone is stopped on the highway.
University of Minnesota basketball player Reggie Lynch is still in custody at the Hennepin County Jail on Monday and is facing accusations of sexual assault.
Minnesota United soccer players held a team warm-up outside the State Capitol on Monday, urging lawmakers to support their push for a new stadium.
A Missouri man has reportedly filed a claim against Prince's estate, saying he's the artist's biological son.
A Lakeville mom is sharing her story of how she lost weight and gained both physical and mental strength.
The head of the Minneapolis Police union is denying that his organization is behind a drop in arrests and stops in the city's 4th Precinct.
Jury selection has begun in a trial for three young Minnesotans accused of trying to join ISIS.
A St. Cloud State University professor has been sentenced to pay a $500,000 fine for smuggling elephant ivory and illegally exporting rhinoceros horns from the U.S. to China.
