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To buy your dream house or land a better job, you need a good credit score, but 20 percent of us don't have one. That's where companies like United Credit Consultants offer to help.
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To buy your dream house or land a better job, you need a good credit score, but 20 percent of us don't have one. That's where companies like United Credit Consultants offer to help.
It's rare to see a couple of white-tail bucks locked in a fight in the wild. But that's exactly what some Shorewood residents woke up to Sunday morning -- and it was captured on video. Two bucks had locked antlers and then became stuck together.
Sixteen-year-old Noah Branch from Patrick Henry High School in north Minneapolis has a lot on his plate. He's not only concerned about his grades, like all students, or possibly finding a prom date -- but also the bigger issues plaguing students nowadays.
Lawmakers narrowed down Tuesday the field of candidates for the University of Minnesota's governing board but couldn't agree in two of the five contests. Members of the House and Senate higher education committees planned to recommend five candidates for the 12-member Board of Regents — which sets tuition and policy at the state's flagship college — to the joint Legislature, which will likely make final choices later this month. They did that for three out five open seats, choosing two newcomers and an incumbent.
It's video that's gone viral, and it was shot inside a Twin Cities fast food restaurant. It shows a McDonald's worker behind the counter having a complete meltdown. Cellphone video captured what happened late Saturday night inside the McDonald's in St. Paul's Midway Shopping Center.
Gov. Mark Dayton said he wants to replace two aging aircraft that serve as Minnesota's official state planes. The Democratic governor is asking the legislature for $10 million dollars to replace them, because he says the current planes are becoming dangerous.
A Wayzata man is only a portion of the man he once was after he lost 80 pounds in a very Minnesota-like way. A dramatic picture shows Dallas Johnson before and after he started skijoring. The sport combines cross country skiing with dog racing and the two are tethered together with a bungee.
Last month we brought you the story of Maddie Briggs, a junior girls basketball player at St. Michael-Albertville who has Turner Syndrome. On Jan. 21, Maddie had open heart surgery at Children's Hospital to fix an enlarged aorta.
Snow plows have been out since 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, getting ready for ice, slush and snow. "We put down the chemicals to help break up the ice that was heading our way this morning," MnDOT's Kevin Walker said.
A court hearing will be held Tuesday in Florida for a woman police say flew to Florida from the Twin Cities, without a ticket. Marilyn Hartman, 63, was arrested Sunday in Jacksonville, Fla. after she checked into a hotel under another person's name.
It was a terrifying moment for a young mother Sara Sorby and her infant son on Monday when the vehicle they were driving began filling with smoke.
Police in Carlton County have released a sketch of the man who posed as a motorist in need of assistance on Interstate 35 and sexually assaulted a woman who pulled over to help him.
More than 98 percent of Minnesota is at least abnormally dry right now, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. On the bright side, a little bit of relief might be coming through in the way of a winter storm. Most of the state is currently under a winter weather advisory in effect until 9 p.m.
Gov. Mark Dayton says he's willing to discuss raises he awarded state agency commissioners in a meeting with lawmakers that is open to the media, but he won't testify before a House panel. Dayton declined an invitation to address the House State Government Finance Committee in an upcoming hearing about big raises for members of his cabinet.
The Pepin County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a 35-year-old man's body was found near railroad tracks. On Thursday, Feb. 5, deputies responded to a remote area of Pepin County on the report of an unconscious male near the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad tracks. Upon arrival, the man was discovered and pronounced deceased at the scene.
