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Experts recommend using a credit card. If any unknown charges show up later, they can be contested, whereas debit cards don't have the same protection.
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Experts recommend using a credit card. If any unknown charges show up later, they can be contested, whereas debit cards don't have the same protection.
WCCO has learned the number of children exposed to lead poisoning from a Twin Cities factory is twice as high as first reported.
Getting your dinner delivered to you can be convenient -- but an undercover investigation could leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Of the 69 homicides in Minneapolis and St. Paul this year, 59 of them happened with a gun. So, where are these guns coming from?
That's still less than the national average of $1,500, but it shows Twin Cities shoppers are still willing to spend despite a gloomy economic forecast.
Popular downtown Minneapolis restaurant Spoonriver will be shutting its doors in mid-December.
A supper time staple could end up getting you seriously sick.
Amazon has pulled more than a dozen skin-lightening products with dangerous levels of mercury off its website after Twin Cities public health and environmental activists raised concerns.
It seems some Minnesotans are extra excited about Christmas this year.
Some Twin Cities restaurants are getting busted for serving alcohol to underage drinkers.
Federal authorities are warning consumers in 11 states against eating blackberries bought from Fresh Thyme stores.
It's the best time of the year if you're looking for a great deal on restaurant gift cards.
When an appliance breaks down over the holidays, a few indicators could help decide whether it's worth repairing, or replacing.
What started with just a few wind turbines 20 years ago, now turns out nearly 20% of Minnesota's electricity. But the towering blades haven't come without questions and controversy in rural Minnesota. WCCO has a progress report on wind energy's real cost.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says his office has reached an agreement to help more than 40 school districts afford to buy milk for students through 2030.
