Beekeepers Fear Harmful Effects Of Pesticides
Beekeepers say a new pesticide is killing bees. A group is asking the EPA to do more testing before using the pesticide, which was approved in 2003.
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Beekeepers say a new pesticide is killing bees. A group is asking the EPA to do more testing before using the pesticide, which was approved in 2003.
The popular Twin Cities toy company, Creative KidStuff, has launched a selection of toys for children with autism as part of Autism Awareness month in April.
Conventional wisdom has always told us it's cheaper to rent than to buy. But the market just may turn that thought upside down. The real estate website Trulia tracks rent across the country, and today revealed that in many U.S. cities, renting is no longer the cheaper option.
The season for buying and selling homes in the Twin Cities is off to a strong start, but is it good enough to turn the housing market around?
Honeybees in Wisconsin and Minnesota have had an off-year. Wisconsin produced 3.6 million pounds of honey in 2011. That's down 12 percent from the 4.1 million pounds it produced the previous year.
There is a vanilla shortage world-wide. Normally, you may not think much about that, but it could mean paying more for ice cream this summer.
Hundreds of thousands of CenterPoint Energy gas customers could be in store for refund.
There are a few things you can be sure of during the spring time. The grass will turn green, your taxes will be due and, just like Canadian Geese, your gas prices will start heading north.
Starting Tuesday, bike rental kiosks are going up for the third straight season in and around downtown Minneapolis.
Apple's new iPad is having perhaps the strongest launch yet, with 3 million sold right off the bat.
Bitters usually bring one thing to mind: an Old Fashioned cocktail. But it's not just about cocktails anymore. Bitters are also used in sodas, food, even cotton candy.
There is a new roadblock for a proposed Trader Joes in Minneapolis' Lyn-Lake neighborhood.
Xcel Energy has reached a deal with regulators, consumer advocates and businesses for a $114 million increase in electricity rates over three years.
The Twin Cities has just been named the third greenest place in the nation.
Sales of Sodastream are surging as more and more families are making their own pop at home. The company reports it sold 2.7 million units in 2011, a 41-percent increase over the previous year.
