Jennie-O Recalling Ground Turkey Products Over Salmonella Scare
Jennie-O Turkey is recalling some of its ground turkey products because of possible salmonella contamination.
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Jennie-O Turkey is recalling some of its ground turkey products because of possible salmonella contamination.
The federal government wasn't the only thing on the verge of shutting down Friday afternoon. Stock markets slumped, led down by big losses for technology companies and retailers, as investors continued to fret about the health of the global economy.
The personal data of thousands of Caribou Coffee customers was exposed in a recent security breach, according to the president of the Minnesota-based company.
The Department of Natural Resources last month granted PolyMet the key permit for the project, a permit to mine.
The cookies that follow shoppers around from website to website are all sending ad information to your device, which then relays it to your router.
Amazon's fulfillment center in Shakopee employs more than 1,500 workers. The online retail giant estimates that about 30 percent of the workers there are East African.
Skydiving is coming to Ridgedale, but there won't be planes or parachutes.
Protesters made their voices heard in St. Paul Thursday, as the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission voted to move forward with a route for the Enbridge Pipeline.
Minnesota state revenue officials can now officially say whether or not the end of the Prohibition-era Sunday liquor sales ban was a financial success.
Federal and Massachusetts authorities allege Minneapolis-based Target violated federal and state False Claims Acts by automatically refilling Medicaid recipients' prescriptions.
If you have a 401K or an investment in the stock market, Thursday was a roller coaster ride. Stocks were down more than 500 points, but rallied later in the afternoon The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down nearly 80 points. This comes after the Dow plunged more than 700 points on Tuesday. Analysts say this week's losses could have been even worse, but were mitigated by markets being closed Wednesday in honor of President George H.W. Bush's funeral.
Only a fraction of a $12 billion federal bailout program to help farmers hurt by trade tariffs has made it to Minnesota. The United States Department of Agriculture reports it has disbursed $1.4 billion in emergency farm aid so far through November 26--- out of the total $12 billion it promised.
St. Paul City Council members are considering a new ordinance that would ban pet stores from selling animals from so-called puppy and kitten mills. Just last month, about 200 dogs were rescued from an overcrowded breeding facility near the Minnesota-Iowa border. An investigation revealed the animals were living in dilapidated kennels with no access to clean water.
The Target store chain has agreed to pay $7.4 million to settle California allegations that it improperly dumped hazardous waste into landfills, ranging from batteries to drugs and syringes. Minnesota-based Target didn't acknowledge any wrongdoing in the lawsuit settlement filed Wednesday in Alameda County Superior Court.
The local creator of one of Prince's most iconic guitars is fighting to keep his design. Dave Rusan has been repairing guitars for nearly four decades. But in the 80s, he got a unique request when an artist named Prince stopped in his shop in Minneapolis.
