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Women are still breaking ground when it comes to working in a male dominated field, like construction. But Minnesota is doing better, with big projects like the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium. Since it's Women's History Month – we gathered a group of women at Mortenson Construction's on-site office.
A new list is out with its choice for the best pizza in Minnesota. Business Insider picked Punch Pizza for its authentic Neapolitan pies, cooked in wood-burning ovens.
Don't miss out on some valuable tax credits and deductions. Here are a few of the most commonly missed credits, which could end up saving you a bundle.
The history, architecture and the fans are what make going to a baseball game an exciting adventure. All of these factor into what helps some of these stadiums make the must-see lists for all baseball fans.
Lawmakers worked late into the night Monday to pass a bill that would keep some Minnesota workers from getting a pay raise this summer. Just before midnight Monday, the Republican-led House passed legislation that let employees pay a minimum wage of $8 an hour to workers who get more than $4 per hour in tips.
In the disappearance of Barway Edwin Collins, 10, of Crystal, police have released surveillance photos and put out a crime aler, but they haven't put out an Amber Alert, saying it didn't meet the criteria. So what is the criteria for issuing an Amber Alert? Good Question.
A family of three narrowly escaped a house fire earlier this week in Mahtomedi. The Bonifas family woke up to see flames outside their home early Monday morning. They lost five pets in the fire that engulfed their house in minutes.
You may have noticed that technology is changing the way we pay for coffee, meals and even clothing. More and more businesses are moving to an iPad-based system where, along with your signature, shops suggest percentages, or even dollar amounts, for you to tip.
County and state childcare workers say two toddlers found starving in their home should not be returned to either of their parents. Roberta Gunderson told police she left her toddler sons with her husband, Michael, while she worked out of state for two months. When she returned home to Princeton last week, she told police she found the brothers alone and in one crib.
One of many hot topics at the State Capitol Monday: Should terminally ill patients have the right to end their lives? A bill allowing physician-assisted death is getting a hearing in a Minnesota Senate committee.
A St. Paul firefighter's invention is designed to save lives and limit damage from accidents while backing up. It was 6 years ago when a St. Paul ambulance accidently backed over and killed an elderly woman who didn't hear a back-up alarm. Now, an invention by firefighter Jovan Palmieri is about to keep that from happening again.
A vigil took place Monday afternoon for Barway Collins outside the Cedarwood Apartment complex where he disappeared Wednesday. Several dozen people showed their support for his family by handing out fliers and joining together in prayer at the gathering.
Going to the movies sounds particularly good when 9 inches of wet, heavy spring snow falls in late March.
Two Green Beret soldiers living in the Twin Cities are spending the next few months training for a coast-to-coast bicycle trip to raise money for veterans with brain injuries. Zach Garner and Adam Smith, otherwise known as the Green Beret Adventure Team, will ride 4,600 miles from Seattle to Florida in what's being called the "Ride to Valhalla."
An Iraqi delegation met with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Department Monday to discuss community building and combatting violent extremism.
