Judges Kick Wind Farm Case To Wis. Supreme Court
A panel of appellate judges has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to decide whether state regulators properly approved a huge wind farm in southern Minnesota.
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A panel of appellate judges has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to decide whether state regulators properly approved a huge wind farm in southern Minnesota.
From door-buster deals to bargains that can't be missed, retailers are throwing every discount they can think of to get shoppers in the door. Now car dealers are getting in the act.
As you gear up for holiday shopping, you may want to consider the hottest trend in retail: buying local.
Lower gas prices will be a pleasant surprise to the millions of Americans hitting the road Wednesday to reach their Thanksgiving destination.
As we get ready for that big Thanksgiving meal, many are getting ready for some intense shopping.
Retail stores put out a list of the hottest toys of the season every year before Black Friday with the hope that parents will stay up late or get up early to try to score their child's favorite toy at a low price.
Medtronic Inc., the world's largest medical device maker, reported higher-than-expected earnings Tuesday as overall sales edged up despite continuing pressure on the company's best-selling heart and spine implants.
Hormel Foods Corp.'s fiscal fourth-quarter profit fell 3 percent as sales at its grocery products segment declined.
To buy a real or artificial Christmas tree – that is the question asked by many Minnesotans this time of year.
Businesses in Burnsville are being targeted by thieves and police say the burglars know what they're doing.
Was Minnesota's 20-day government shutdown a money saver or budget drain?
The official Christmas tree was delivered to the Governor's Mansion on Summit Avenue in St. Paul Monday morning, but the governor isn't the only one that will have a lush tree this year.
Following McDonald's lead, Target Corp. has now refused to use eggs from Sparboe Farms, where undercover cameras recorded unsanitary conditions and employees harming the chickens.
Minnesota's 18 Indian casinos employ more than 20,000 people, making it one of the largest industries in the state. But casino operators say expanding non-Indian gaming to help pay for a Minnesota Vikings stadium means casino job cuts of 30 percent.
McDonald's Corp. said Friday it has dropped a Minnesota-based egg supplier after an animal rights group released an undercover video of operations at the egg producer's farms in three states.
