Fight Breaks Out At Wis. Store Over New Air Jordans
Madison police say a scuffle broke out in a crowd waiting for a new sneaker outside a sports store at West Towne Mall.
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Madison police say a scuffle broke out in a crowd waiting for a new sneaker outside a sports store at West Towne Mall.
Millions of tax dollars are being spent on families living in subsidized housing -- some who earn six-figure salaries.
A bill banning state-level labeling rules for GMOs in food passed a Senate committee this week, and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar is taking some heat for voting yes. Opponents say they have a right to know what is in their food. Klobuchar says this is not the end of the debate.
Feel like you need a little break? A lot of other Americans are apparently right there with you. A new study finds half of us would be willing to pay for more vacation time. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says 77 percent of American workers get some kind of paid vacation.
Brenda Jensen is the owner of Hidden Springs Creamery in Westby, which is 30 minutes outside of La Crosse, Wis. Next week, she is entering some of her cheese in the World Championship Cheese Contest in Madison.
Flying nonstop from Minneapolis to Cuba? It's now possible. That's if the federal government approves a request from Sun Country Airlines.
The name on the door is Famous Dave's, but for years there was no seat at the table for the real Famous Dave.
More than $18 million will go toward improving the area surrounding a Major League Soccer stadium being built in St. Paul.
Target Corp. is stepping up spending on capital expenditures this year, primarily in supply network and technology, as the retailer aims to be more nimble in an era of online shopping. The Minneapolis-based discounter told analysts Wednesday it plans to spend $1.8 billion for the current year.
A dark room, pounding music, sweat. It feels like nightclub -- and that is by design. SoulCycle is the latest trend in fitness that has grown a fanatic following on the coasts.
Talking about money can be difficult, because nobody wants to look like a financial fool. Still, there are some questions that a lot of people have but are just too scared to ask.
A western Wisconsin company is voluntarily recalling alfalfa and alfalfa onion sprouts following an E. coli outbreak that sickened at least nine people.
Savvy shoppers know that sales, promotions and clearance prices happen at specific times in the year. That's true for both big ticket and smaller everyday products. Carrie Rocha from Pocket Your Dollars gets us movin' this Monday with things to buy in March to get the best price.
In his kitchen at The Kenwood in Minneapolis, Don Saunders works with precision, with clarity. But for most of his life as a chef, Don worked in a haze, fueled by addiction.
At least nine people in Minnesota and Wisconsin are recovering from an E. coli outbreak. The Minnesota Department of Health thinks alfalfa sprouts produced by "Jack And The Green Sprouts" are to blame.
