Golfers, Gardeners Aching For Spring's Arrival
The calendar says the first day of spring is Wednesday. But at Edinburgh USA in Brooklyn Park, Minn., spring is nowhere in sight.
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The calendar says the first day of spring is Wednesday. But at Edinburgh USA in Brooklyn Park, Minn., spring is nowhere in sight.
The harp is an instrument we can all identify with but one we seldom get to see.
Twenty-nine percent of Americans tell researchers they're trying to avoid gluten. Why?
Most Minnesota golfers get through the winter by flying south. That's no longer the case, even in an extended winter like the one we're in right now.
The University of Minnesota lost almost $16,000 last year on alcohol sales at football games, despite selling more than $900,000 worth of beer and wine.
The NFL has agreed to pay $42 million as part of a settlement with a group of retired players who challenged the league over using their names and images without their permission.
Techne, a maker of medical testing and diagnostic products, has named Charles Kummeth as its CEO.
Beef stew, corn beef and cabbage -- none of it would be complete without a green beer.
If you didn't buy your hunk of corned beef yet, there's still time today. And if you've ever wanted to learn how the sandwich is made, head to Hackenmueller's Meat Market to get a lesson.
Imagine launching an Irish-themed business during this weekend's madness. That's what four Twin Cities buddies are doing.
The Radisson Blu hotel, connected to the Mall of America, is now open. The first guests checked in Friday morning, and the staff of 185 is trained and ready.
Officials at the Mall of America are gearing up to open the first hotel of its kind Friday in Bloomington.
After a 50 year run, the downtown St. Paul Macy's will be closing its doors for good on Saturday.
A South Dakota company is sponsoring a conference in Minnesota on investment and business opportunities in North Dakota's booming oil patch.
Many people hit the gym to lose weight, but what they're doing to drop pounds is changing. At Lifetime Fitness, some are now putting themselves through tests more likely to be found in a doctor's office than a gym.
