GameStop And The Stock Market: What's Going On?
A mass of amateur internet investors is buying GameStop stock, causing its stock price to soar. It's led to big gains for them -- and bigger losses for the hedge funds.
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A mass of amateur internet investors is buying GameStop stock, causing its stock price to soar. It's led to big gains for them -- and bigger losses for the hedge funds.
Minnesota House Democrats teamed up with meatpacking workers on Wednesday to announce legislation that would protect individuals who work at statewide meatpacking and food processing plants amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Inver Grove Heights Police Department says an 89-year-old man suffering from Alzheimer's disease was found safe Wednesday evening after going missing for several hours.
This year the IRS will start accepting tax returns in mid-February. But there are a few changes this year that you should know about.
Wisconsin will become one of only 10 states without statewide mask mandates when the Assembly votes Thursday to overturn Gov. Tony Evers' order, but masks will still be required in some of its largest cities thanks to local ordinances.
There's a new effort to keep teens out of jail in Hennepin County.
The governor's office estimates adding a tax on vaping devices in addition to the vapor and nicotine solutions will generate $12 million over the two-year budget.
In the coming days, 15,000 Minnesota educators and childcare workers are expected to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in St. Paul.
Three teenagers are hospitalized after a shooting Wednesday on St. Paul's east side.
Thousands of seniors in Minnesota will find out Wednesday if they've been selected in this week's COVID-19 vaccine lottery.
A post-election fight over whether Minnesota's election laws should be tightened or changed to make voting easier heated up Wednesday as a key Senate panel backed a Republican proposal to require people to present photo identification at the polls but allow those without valid cards to cast provisional ballots.
Two people intimidated a man with a weapon before stealing his vehicle in Eden Prairie Tuesday night, according to police.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is proving that the phrase "money doesn't grow on trees" is not necessarily true.
Eight people face charges in an alleged Medicaid fraud scheme that the Minnesota attorney general's office said cost the state more than $860,000.
The DVS says it is mailing letters to any cardholders whose credentials are expected to expire, to serve as an extra renewal notice.
