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Mystic Lake Casino Hotel announced that it will begin offering beer, wine and liquor sales starting Wednesday.
If you have kids in child care, you know firsthand the cost can exceed that of most college tuitions.
The musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra, which one critic called the "greatest in the world," renewed their offer Friday to meet with management next week.
If you feel you are spending more at the grocery store, you are -- a lot more. The federal government's consumer price index shows area grocery store prices have jumped 40 percent in the last four years.
Discount retailer Target Corp. says a key revenue measure rose 2.4 percent in October as customers spent more on food and health and beauty items, but the number of people buying items was even with a year ago.
Here's a look at what popular costumes may be showing up at your door Wednesday night.
Xcel Energy Inc. says its Prairie Island nuclear plant near Red Wing declared an "unusual event" after some security equipment failed.
The Minnesota Nurses Association has accepted an offer from six Twin Cities hospital systems to hold early contract negotiations.
Remember a month ago when people were wondering if voters would take out their frustration with high gas prices on the president?
Sandy's powerful punch has hit folks in Minnesota, too, at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport where more than a 180 flights have been cancelled this week.
Disney is paying $4.05 billion to buy Lucasfilm Ltd., the production company behind "Star Wars," from its chairman and founder, George Lucas. It's also making a seventh movie in the "Star Wars" series called "Episode 7," set for release in 2015, with plans to follow it with Episodes 8 and 9 and then one new movie every two or three years.
Target Corp. is the latest major food company to tell its pork suppliers to phase out the use of cramped stalls for confining pregnant sows.
When Bud Moen first picked up his comb and shears, Dwight Eisenhower was president. Ten presidents and 58 years later, Moen is still clipping away.
The legal woes facing an Idaho wind energy company are mounting, after a contractor building one of its projects in Minnesota went to court asking a federal judge to hand over control.
