A Wal-Mart Might Replace 46-Year-Old Drive-In Theatre
One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in the Twin Cities might go dark.
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One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in the Twin Cities might go dark.
The Twin Cities has just been named the third greenest place in the nation.
Minnesota lawmakers have finalized a bill that would let schools lay off teachers based on their performance in the classroom.
A survey suggests that rising fuel prices haven't slowed the economy in a nine-state region in the Midwest and Plains.
A Twin Cities woman has a new take on the annual Easter egg hunt. She still uses the colorful eggs, but she doesn't want them to be found years later in a landfill.
The north shore of Lake Superior is a vast resource of water, wind and spectacular scenery. It is similar in many ways to the North Sea, but with one exception: The offshore coast of Denmark is dotted with hundreds of giant wind turbines.
The Minnesota House has passed a bill that would allow beer to be sold at TCF Bank Stadium.
This weekend we have yet another chance to get out and enjoy Minnesota. Spring fever just won't stop.
Outside Best Buy's corporate headquarters store in Richfield, you can already see the signs of change: a banner hanging on the wall tells customers to expect something new in the months ahead.
A lot of Minnesota college graduates are looking to flee the nest, but they may want to stay close home. A new ranking from Forbes says the Twin Cities is one of the best cities to live for new college graduates.
Gov. Mark Dayton says the Minnesota Vikings stadium proposal is hung up at the Capitol largely over opposition from charitable gambling operators whose games may cover about big part of the billion-dollar project.
The Department of Energy announced Thursday it will make an investment of $3 million in Minnesota-based 3M Co., so as to help it develop cost-effective and efficient fuel cell systems.
Best Buy Co. said it plans to close 50 big box stores and open 100 small mobile locations in the U.S. in fiscal 2013 and cut $800 million in costs by fiscal 2015. The news came Thursday as the biggest U.S. specialty electronics retailer posted a fiscal fourth quarter loss partly due to restructuring charges, but its adjusted results topped Wall Street's expectations.
This German-inspired brewpub is a definite gem in the Uptown district of Minneapolis.
A Minnesota ammunition company plans to close its plant in western Wisconsin, idling 130 workers.
