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Macy's has unveiled a list of stores it plans on targeting for upgrades, a move which some say could give a better idea of which stores are among the 100 it announced it will close next year.
Lost your salt shaker? Well, come look for it at the Mall of America's newest restaurant – Margaritaville.
Some drivers like to treat their cars to the high-octane fuel thinking it boosts performance. Premium blends can cost around 50 cents a gallon more than regular, but AAA says that's money out the tailpipe.
One mother is speaking out about recent changes to Target's shopping experience.
One million Samsung phones have been recalled after reports of them catching fire while charging.
They're not just for breakfast anymore. Waffles are being redefined. That's what Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield found out when she went to Nisswa to find the best waffle, she also found a young entrepreneur with a plan.
In a part of town where many restaurants are named after Arby or Wendy, it's easy to miss Marianne tucked away in a Shoreview strip mall. But Marianne's Kitchen is trying to bring something to this northern Twin Cities suburb that's been lacking.
The majority of Minnesota residents aren't experiencing the hefty health insurance rate hikes that shoppers who buy their coverage individually will see.
Caribou Coffee is bringing boozy coffee drinks to U.S. Bank Stadium.
Dr. Douglas MacMahon, with the Allergy and Asthma Center of Minnesota in Eagan, has created an Epinephrine (EpiPen) alternative that he is trying to get on the market.
While studying entrepreneurship at the University of St. Thomas, footwear was not necessarily the future Ben Ransom had in mind.
A bunch of big events around the Twin Cities resulted in Metro Transit's biggest day of ridership last Thursday.
In September, Andrew Zimmern is partnering with the non-profit No Kid Hungry to talk about hunger.
After just two years of operations, Fair State Brewing Cooperative made a big announcement to its member-owners Tuesday night: the brewery will be expanding this fall.
Xcel Energy is installing new LED street lights across nearly 350 communities, starting with the Osakis area this week.
