City Council Talks Reopening Nicollet Avenue At Lake Street
A Minneapolis City Council Committee will talk Tuesday about reopening Nicollet Avenue at Lake Street.
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A Minneapolis City Council Committee will talk Tuesday about reopening Nicollet Avenue at Lake Street.
Eating cheap doesn't have to mean sitting at home.
Electronics retailer Best Buy Co. is laying off 600 staffers in its Geek Squad technical support division and 1,800 other store workers as it seeks to restructure operations and improve results, the company said Frida
The fight for your lunch dollar is heating up in downtown Minneapolis. Some businesses claim that food trucks are hurting their bottom line, and they say the city is giving street food vendors an unfair advantage over brick and mortar stores.
One good result of this year's extreme weather in Minnesota is a bumper crop of honey from local bee farmers.
This summer, when Twins fans root for the home team, they can also enjoy another type of root – the kind that grows in a garden.
Professional fireworks are expensive and some communities have turned to private funding. The mayor of Rochester has found that getting lots of businesses involved is the way to get more bucks for the city's big bang.
Two big-box retail companies will pay Massachusetts towns and cities $232,000 for allegedly overcharging public agencies for prescription drugs through the worker's compensation insurance system.
When you picture a soldier, you probably picture a nice tight haircut. Starting Monday, soldiers can get them for free. Sports Clips throughout Minnesota are participating in Haircuts for Heroes, giving free trims and cuts to anybody with a military ID.
Minnesota's tax collectors are waiving their deadlines for northeastern Minnesota businesses affected by flooding.
It was a big year for the Minnesota Zoo.
Xcel Energy crews from Minnesota and Wisconsin are lending a hand in Ohio where about 445,000 customers are without power because of weekend storms.
This summer's wet weather has created problems in many Minnesota towns.
Strip away the heated words outside Washington's beltway and a far different picture of the Supreme Court decision on health care reform emerges.
People in St. Paul will soon have a new farmers market at which they can get fresh and local produce.
