Sunday Liquor Sales Bill Passes Senate
A Prohibition-era ban on Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota may soon be coming to an end.
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A Prohibition-era ban on Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota may soon be coming to an end.
On Monday, the Minnesota Senate is expected to vote on a bill to repeal the ban on Sunday liquor store sales.
A Loring Park establishment is calling it quits just two months after rebranding themselves.
Revenue at stores opened at least a year was down 0.7 percent.
Standing at the corner of 9th Street and Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, only a minor change to the awnings hint the major change inside. Zelo looks new.
U.S. Steel has gone to court in a dispute with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency over pollution limits for its Minntac iron mining operations.
The Minnesota House Monday took a major step toward legalizing Sunday liquor sales.
Twin Cities realtors say homes are selling quickly because so few are on the market.
Researchers in Australia say the ideal number of hours to put in is 39.
Across the country, restaurants and businesses closed their doors Thursday, including more than 50 in the Twin Cities.
Need a tooth pulled or a cavity filled? Forget the dentist. A number of states are allowing or considering letting "dental therapists," professionals with a lower level of training, do the job.
The federal government has sent out 180 letters to businesses, cities and even school districts, saying they will have to pay the estimated $60-million cost of cleaning up a toxic landfill in Burnsville.
He said tax rates would be lowered and simplified in a "massive" plan that "will be submitted in the not too distant future."
The big four cellphone companies will no longer charge users if they use too much data. Instead, they'll just slow them down.
The next 48 hours will determine if the city of Red Wing can land $500,000 to help its small businesses.
