Arctic Cat Recalls 19K Snowmobiles For Steering Issues
Arctic Cat is recalling 19,000 snowmobiles for the second time, but this time because of a steering issue.
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Arctic Cat is recalling 19,000 snowmobiles for the second time, but this time because of a steering issue.
Politics before health: That's what a growing number of people say of the Susan G. Komen Foundation's decision to pull grant money from Planned Parenthood.
The economy in nine Midwest and Plains states rebounded from a weak December and is poised to continue growing in the months ahead, according to a monthly survey of business leaders released Wednesday.
The economy has caused many businesses to cut back and downsize, but one chain is ready to set up dozens of locations in Minnesota -- and that may be because of men.
Water filtration and industrial company Pentair Inc. posted a fourth-quarter net loss because of an accounting charge, but its adjusted profit was better than analysts had been expecting.
Whether you will be watching the Giants and Patriots battle it out for the NFL title, or just all those funny commercials, people will be glued to the TV this Sunday.
New safety regulations will hopefully keep window washers who work on tall buildings in Minnesota safer.
The yearly City of Lakes Loppet in Minneapolis is still on. But it's being moved from it's usual Uptown finish to Theodore Wirth Park, where they can make snow.
Plans are in the works in Stillwater to combine a fire station and a new National Guard base.
Just when you thought you'd heard every stadium idea imaginable, a new site is emerging and it could solve one of the Vikings' concerns.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says J&B Group Inc. of St. Michael is recalling about 2,645 pounds of products.
When it comes to buying a new vehicle we usually want to find the best deal. Salvaged vehicles can save you thousands of dollars if you're willing to accept the risk.
Regulators have closed banks in Tennessee, Florida and Minnesota, lifting to seven the number of U.S. bank failures this year following 92 closures in 2011.
Minnesota labor unions are bracing for what could be a national fight over what's called "right to work."
Minnesota's economy is bouncing back as it added nearly 8,000 jobs in January.
