Flight Canceled? These Are Your Rights As A Traveler To Know
Compared to travelers in other parts of the world, passengers in the U.S. have very few rights, which makes it all the more important to know which ones you do have.
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Compared to travelers in other parts of the world, passengers in the U.S. have very few rights, which makes it all the more important to know which ones you do have.
I never thought that I would be, you know, pushing it this hard that this is what would end up happening. It's truly amazing," Allie Krueger said.
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A common brand of romaine lettuce is being recalled from Minnesota stores.
The Minnesota Board of Animal Health on Thursday announced the 31-day pause of poultry sales and exhibitions effective Friday.
"It's just some of that just odd ball stuff where you'd think you'd have a lot of it, and that's the stuff that's a struggle to get," Dave Saterbak said.
Gov. Tim Walz has announced that the USDA is sending an emergency response team to Minnesota to try and help contain the spread of avian bird flu.
A Twin Cities community is coming together to help reopen its neighborhood's only Black-owned bicycle shop.
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"March Madness is my favorite time of year. St Patrick's Day just starting March Madness is like a cherry on top," said Redmon Wallace. "You don't have many perfect days in the world. Today's a perfect day."
"If you want to borrow, I would argue now is the time to lock in money," Professor Murray Frank said.
