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When you have lemons, you make lemonade. When you have a garden full of tomatoes, you make salsa ... lots of salsa. Lisa Nicholson first lugged 120 cans of the homemade stuff to the Farmer's Market. When a vendor didn't show, she got in.
A Twin Cities man's website tracks more than 4 million products at over 2,000 shopping sites.
Turkey time is right around the corner, and the country is in the middle of a turkey shortage. The number of birds being raised on farms in the U.S. is the lowest it's been in nearly three decades.
The executive director of Minnesota's health insurance exchange says a mostly problem-free weekend rollout netted more than 500 enrollees.
Wisconsin would join five other states that impose special fees on electric and hybrid vehicles if the proposed $50 annual charge put forward by the Department of Transportation becomes law.
Holiday shoppers are taking some extra precautions this year after a number of companies reported data breaches. Dave Brennan is a marketing professor at St. Thomas. He told WCCO Radio's Roshini Rajkumar that people are being more careful.
It may be a little early to think about, but Christmas is right around the corner. And if you're looking for that perfect present an event this weekend could help you stumble upon it.
Minnesota's health insurance exchange is up and running and enrolling people in coverage on the first day of open enrollment. MNsure's executive director, Scott Leitz, told reporters the system got off to a successful start Saturday morning without any major issues that they're aware of.
Farmers markets aren't just for summer anymore! Neighborhood Roots is holding their annual Kingfield and Fulton Holiday Farmers Market Sunday at the Bachman's flagship store.
L.L.Bean customers in Minnesota no longer need to shop online for the popular outdoor gear.
MNsure's CEO, Scott Leitz, said at a news conference Friday that testing is going well for the state's health care system. Enrollment starts Saturday at 8 a.m.
A local woman has started a pilot shopping program for families who struggle with taking their small children to the mall.
Connie Grover has been in the bar-and-restaurant business for more than 30 years. So she's accustomed to sudden change. But she was stunned to get a letter from PreferredOne saying her monthly insurance rates are going up 160 percent. "I couldn't believe how high the rate went," Grover said. "I just couldn't believe it."
The iconic Grain Belt beer sign on Minneapolis' Nicollet Island may soon shine again.
An audit of MNsure found Minnesota's Human Services Department made multiple mistakes verifying who's eligible for which public health program. Legislative Auditor James Nobles said human services got it wrong at least 17 percent of the time. "We spent a lot of money, taken quite a bit of time now and we ought to be at a point where they can get it right -- all the time, on every case," Nobles said.
