Suburban Restaurants Brace For Changes, New Customers Due To Twin Cities COVID Rules
"People tend to resist restrictions, rules if they don't feel they're necessary. So we may see some migration out here," said Lindey's Grant Lindemer.
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"People tend to resist restrictions, rules if they don't feel they're necessary. So we may see some migration out here," said Lindey's Grant Lindemer.
If you've been anxiously checking the tracking info on some of your packages, you're not alone.
"There is no way I'm going to hire someone to stand here at the door and to check ID's. What do we do when people are picking up food for to-go orders? Delivery drivers? There are a whole bunch of things that come along with this that doesn't make sense to us," restauranteur Yoom Nguyen said.
You may want to think about getting your taxes filed extra early this year, because the IRS is dealing with significant backlogs. One Minnesota man says he's still waiting on a $3,800 refund from last spring.
Officials with the agency said Tuesday that the pandemic and its "ongoing hiring challenges" are hampering the timeliness and quality of its paratransit services.
Nickel is a key ingredient of electric vehicle batteries. Tesla would claim more than half of the mine's production of nickel concentrate, which would be further refined before it could be used to make batteries.
The Omicron surge means at least one show won't go on at Minnesota's most renowned theater.
One silver lining to the recent cold weather: The Ice Castles in the Twin Cities are almost ready for guests.
When it gets this cold, it's tempting to crank up the heat. But with energy bills on the rise, you may want to consider ways to make your space more efficient.
By now, you've probably tried a handful of different masks, but it might be time to shop around.
"It does give our body a chance to reset, and it also gives our mind some time to really look at like 'Why was I doing this in the first place?'" addiction expert Katherine Anschutz said.
State officials say they are looking at expanding test options in Minnesota as demand soars to record levels amid the spread of the infectious Omicron variant.
If you didn't win the Powerball jackpot, you might want check other lottery tickets you own. That's because millions of dollars in winnings go unclaimed in Minnesota each year.
COVID-19 is still causing massive travel problems in Minnesota and across the country.
"Don't overuse space heaters and don't take torches to your pipes to warm them up, that's just asking for trouble," firefighter Mike Wallace said.
