Many Restaurants & Grocery Stores Closing Due To Extreme Cold
Minnesota schools are definitely not the only entities closing down during the extreme cold over the next couple days.
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Minnesota schools are definitely not the only entities closing down during the extreme cold over the next couple days.
While many Minnesotans will avoid going outside in these dangerously-cold temperatures, some people are paid to be out there.
There probably isn't a word in our Minnesota lexicon that prompts a more Pavlovian response than Cossetta -- your choice for the best international grocery store in Minnesota!
Minnesota lawmakers got their first look this week at the emotional debate over legalizing marijuana.
The TSA is hosting a fast-track hiring event for MSP Airport this weekend to fill 40 job openings.
The company says the closure will enable it to streamline operations and better focus on its core customer base.
The Wisconsin-based retailer announced late last year that it was closing 39 stores in 19 states by the end of February.
One of Target's biggest competitive advantages, the stores it has sprinkled across the country, accounted for a quarter of all online sales in November and December. Goods ordered online and picked up at stores surged 60 percent in that period.
In the past year, everything from romaine lettuce to cereal has been recalled by the Food and Drug Administration. But now, there are new food concerns in light of the partial government shutdown.
A new survey says Minneapolis is one of the best cities in the nation for coffee-lovers.
Hy-Vee is voluntarily recalling several varieties of cheesecake that were made with Diamond Crystal mixes due to the risk of salmonella contamination.
A state agency says Frontier Communications is not providing reliable phone and internet service to its Minnesota customers.
Debt and changing shopping habits have suffocated Sears, which last October filed for bankruptcy.
Although Apple's iPhone has long wowed consumers and investors alike, the device that has served as a benchmark for mobile devices for more than a decade may be losing its luster. Citing weak demand in China, the technology giant shocked Wall Street on Wednesday by warning that its revenue for the critical holiday period would fall short.
About 219,000 Minnesota workers are getting the pay hike. The minimum wage for small businesses is now $8.01 an hour. And for large employers it goes up to $9.86 an hour. But many workers think it is still too low.
