Winona Manufacturer Goes 'Linsane'
You've probably heard of Jeremy Lin, a New York Knicks point guard who burst into fame right off the bench.
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You've probably heard of Jeremy Lin, a New York Knicks point guard who burst into fame right off the bench.
A federal agency that accused a Milwaukee medical-staffing company of firing a woman who had just given birth says the company has been ordered to pay $148,000.
More Minnesotans choose WCCO-TV for local news and information than any other station in the market.
The economic recovery appears to be gaining strength in nine Midwest and Plains states, with construction being the only industry still lagging, according to a new monthly report released Thursday.
New figures show Minnesota gained 15,500 jobs in January, nudging the state's unemployment rate down a tenth of a point to a seasonally adjusted 5.6 percent.
The retailer Target said Thursday a key sales figure rose 7 percent in February as more people came to its stores and spent more on core categories such as food and health care products.
Every four years, like magic, we get an extra day -- 366 days, for the price of 365. But is that bonus year really a bonus? Do people on salary work an extra day for free?
State regulators are moving to take over a sunflower seed company that may have left North Dakota farmers with more than $1.4 million in unpaid bills.
As part of a deal to raise its electric rates, Xcel Energy is promising to spend more to prevent widespread power outages that have plagued Fargo in recent months.
It's hard not to notice that CVS drug stores are popping up around the metro. CVS has about 50 stores in Minnesota compared to Walgreens, which has more than 130. But how do the chains score when it comes to price on key items?
Brainerd is on track to get the most snow, so the city's residents ran some last-minute errands Tuesday night.
Starting early Wednesday night, we should be able to start booking flights on a new airline at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
A Minnesota businessman who solicited investors for an alternative energy company that's admitted to fraud has pleaded guilty to federal charges.
We've been basking in this winter's warm sunshine, all the while forgetting about the rigors of shoveling snow, but something deep down in some of us said it was too good to be true.
When disasters hit, like the earthquake in Japan or flooding in Thailand, relief organizations always spring into action to help the victims. That includes the Fargo-based nonprofit World Vets, which is focused not on helping people, but our four legged friends.
