Minnesotans Shelling Out Big Bucks For Wis. Fireworks
Watching big fireworks displays on the Fourth of July is a big tradition for most families, but lots of people also want to light the fuses on their own pyrotechnic displays.
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Watching big fireworks displays on the Fourth of July is a big tradition for most families, but lots of people also want to light the fuses on their own pyrotechnic displays.
When you picture a soldier, you probably picture a nice tight haircut. Starting Monday, soldiers can get them for free. Sports Clips throughout Minnesota are participating in Haircuts for Heroes, giving free trims and cuts to anybody with a military ID.
For guys who go with their wives to garage sales, there's usually not much there for them. That's why Pat Meachem started having an "All Guy Stuff Sale" at his home in Farmington.
This summer's wet weather has created problems in many Minnesota towns.
Our early warm-up allowed people to hit the water sooner than expected. Now the warm sunshine and cool breeze over Lake Minnetonka is luring people to the water. Nobody knows that better than Paul Bergquist, owner of Minnetonka Boat Club and Rental.
After nearly six years, the FDA hasn't found the reason why certain dog treats are making pets sick. More than 1,000 complaints have been filed with the FDA about chicken jerky dog treats made in China.
Mall of America is one of the most popular destinations in the country but, according to one magazine, it's unspeakable ugly.
You know that finicky eater in your family? There is a potential solution that doesn't involve only making French fries every day. A local sister duo is pioneering a solution that goes beyond sensitive palates.
People in St. Paul will soon have a new farmers market at which they can get fresh and local produce.
The recent storms that have hit much of the state, didn't just impact homeowners and businesses. Farmers south and west of the Twin Cities have experienced extensive flood and hail damage. Now, some corn and soybean fields won't bounce back.
Milk production continues to improve in Wisconsin, where dairy producers increased their output by 2 percent.
Temperatures around the state are pushing the mid- to upper-90s with dew points expected to reach a downright tropical feel by Wednesday night. Whether you're working in it, or simply outside enjoying summer, some common sense will keep you from trouble.
Two years after TCF got rid of its "totally free checking," it's back.
The fire that started Saturday night at a Marshall apartment complex has left 21 people homeless at a time when charity organizations are short on funds.
It was the first indoor shopping center in Minnesota -- and the United States. For that, the Southdale shopping center has been named one of "10 Buildings That Changed America."
