Minnesota Hockey Legend Lou Nanne Opens Edina Steakhouse
Lou Nanne is trying his hand at the restaurant business.
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Lou Nanne is trying his hand at the restaurant business.
It's not necessarily ice cream cone weather, but here's a good reason to still stop by Dairy Queen. You can get a free cone all day.
The Silver Bay city council voted last week to remove Bent Paddle Brewing beer from the city's municipal liquor store.
Cliffs Natural Resources said Monday that it will restart production at Northshore Mining by May 15, the first major callback of workers in several months on northern Minnesota's Iron Range.
The traditional Friday night fish fry is as old as the churches where they started. And it is fitting that your favorite fish fry resides in an old German-Catholic town.
Outrage over security lines at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is building. Sen. Al Franken said Thursday he has asked the TSA for more screeners.
General Mills is trying to keep up with the country's growing appetite for organic foods.
The company Wonderful Pistachios announced the voluntary recall, saying a number of flavors and sizes of the nuts are at risk of salmonella contamination.
The company's board of directors has elected Tom Astrup to the helm of the cooperative that's based in Moorhead, Minnesota. He will also take over as CEO for David Berg when Berg retires in August.
In what it's calling the largest single-day, private sector pay increase ever, Walmart says more than 20,300 of its workers in Minnesota will receive a pay raise.
Many dairy farmers never get to see their customers enjoying their products. But for a family near Brooten, that is a thrill they experience every day.
A popular St. Paul restaurant is celebrating a milestone. O'Gara's Bar and Grill opened its location off Snelling Avenue 75 years ago.
A bill banning state-level labeling rules for GMOs in food passed a Senate committee this week, and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar is taking some heat for voting yes. Opponents say they have a right to know what is in their food. Klobuchar says this is not the end of the debate.
Not many people love to do taxes, but at Prepare + Prosper there are 550 volunteers who not only love doing taxes, but volunteer to do it in their spare time.
Feel like you need a little break? A lot of other Americans are apparently right there with you. A new study finds half of us would be willing to pay for more vacation time. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says 77 percent of American workers get some kind of paid vacation.