General Mills Reverses Its No Lawsuit Policy
A Minnesota company drew a firestorm of criticism for changing their legal terms. So now, they're changing them back.
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A Minnesota company drew a firestorm of criticism for changing their legal terms. So now, they're changing them back.
It's a big day for those who collect vinyl. Thousands of record stores around the world are celebrating Record Store Day. Started in 2007, the annual event is a way for businesses to celebrate and spread the word about the unique culture of record stores. One of those celebrating is the Electric Fetus in Minneapolis.
A new trend in gardening is generating a buzz. More growers and gardeners are moving away from chemicals and insecticides that are hurting or killing bees.
Every year, 42 million people visit the more than 500 stores and restaurants at the Mall of America. Ultimately, that translates into an annual average about 10,000 tons of trash -- or about 28 tons per day.
Who makes the best fried chicken in Minnesota? Your votes sent Matt Brickman to a tiny town near New Ulm to try the chicken at Carl's Corner.
Say goodbye to "More to Explore." Minnesota tourism promoters are ushering in a new slogan that focuses on "Only in Minnesota" experiences as part of their largest-ever advertising campaign.
Secret Service investigators say they are close to gaining a full understanding of the methods hackers used to breach Target's computer systems last December.
Target is vastly expanding the goods that are available to order by subscription as it fends off its biggest non-traditional retail rival, Amazon.com. The nation's second-largest discounter first dabbled with subscriptions last September, trying to win over haggard parents with 150 baby care products.
A Minnesota mall has fallen into disrepair, but we found its owner has a history of ignoring properties all across the country. The mall in Worthington has a leaky roof, buckets lined up on the floor and caution tape blocking off some areas.
Minnesota's U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar has been pushing legislation in Washington to require a "kill switch" in cell phones. Now, smartphone makers and carriers have agreed to add optional kill switches on their own by next summer.
A new proposal to ban Styrofoam containers in restaurants has some owners worried about the extra cost that will have to be passed along to the customer.
The craft brewery trend has really exploded here in Minnesota, and according to the results of a recent competition, we're also doing it right. Five Minnesota breweries won awards at the Brewers Association's World Beer Cup.
Another winter storm would be the last thing the state's fishing industry needs. Many bait shops and resort owners say business was down this winter because it was simply too cold to be on the ice.
People are getting sticker shock when shopping for beef at the local grocery story. Beef prices are the highest they've been in 27 years. The experts say it's all because of supply and demand.
For the third time in less than a year, the iconic Lexington Restaurant in St. Paul has been sold. But this time, it sounds like the new owners are going to stick around. The famous location has been bought by three well-known restaurateurs.
