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As Facebook became more popular, teenagers were taught not to put embarrassing pictures online. But some of their parents have yet to learn the lesson.
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As Facebook became more popular, teenagers were taught not to put embarrassing pictures online. But some of their parents have yet to learn the lesson.
On the court, Lou Amundson's a role player who provides the gritty hustle plays. Off the court, the Minnesota Timberwolves' forward with the long locks is far from fitting into any one simple stereotype.
Between the Vikings and the Wild, Minnesota sports fans have had their fill of drama and celebration this weekend.
Democrats who won legislative majorities in Tuesday's election are picking their top leaders.
For most businesses, supply and demand rules the day. But utilities like Xcel Energy encourage their customers to conserve. Then when energy use is down, they ask the Public Utilities Commission for a rate increase.
It may have been a surprise to some, but the first presidential debate had a great deal of substance.
A Twitter user is getting a lot of attention this week at a Minneapolis High School for all the wrong reasons after someone started a "burn book" at Washburn High School.
Minnesotans love their food. What better way to stay on top of the best in the area than with updates directly from the experts? Follow these Minnesota Twitter accounts for all things food.
It was meant to be a day full of food and fun, but the inaugural Minneapolis "Food Truck Fair" made quite a few people upset.
Of all the great, crazy, fun, fascinating aspects of being on Twitter and following the Olympics, there are also some startlingly obnoxious, irrelevant, and degrading aspects to the medium as well.
It's about that time. You're wondering, "Who should I root for in the 2012 Olympics?" Look no further than Alise Post.
I've been known to make some rash decisions in my life. I've sled down Suicide Hill on a metal lunch tray. I've worn white after Labor Day. And one time, I didn't wait 30 minutes before swimming.
Xcel Energy is warning its customers of a seemingly national scam that claims President Barack Obama will pay your utility bills.
Minnesota Vikings star running back Adrian Peterson took to Twitter to defend himself after a scuffle in Texas put him behind bars.
A high school hockey player who was paralyzed last year says he made a big step Tuesday in his recovery.
Wisconsin elections officials are reminding voters that posting photos of completed ballots on Facebook or Twitter is illegal — but high-ranking members of both political parties apparently missed the memo.
A very public war of words is brewing between two popular and controversial Minnesota House Republicans.
The Twin Cities high school student who was told he couldn't bring a porn star to prom as his date is making alternate plans. He said he is planning on holding a "porn prom" at the same time as his school's prom this Saturday.
Remember when the best way to complain to a company was with paper and pen, or maybe a typewriter? Not anymore. Now, we send emails, fill out web forms, and complain even more publicly on social networks, like Facebook and Twitter.
Minnesota lawmakers are joining a sudden move to block employers from asking applicants for their passwords to social networking sites. The Associated Press reported earlier this month that some public and private employers were seeking the passwords as a way to find out more information about their applicants.
A Twin Cities high school student has been told that he will not be allowed to bring the porn star he recruited to be his date to prom.
Twins baseball has become interactive, but not only on the field. It's also now on the Internet, and it's taking baseball to a whole new level and making it personal. They're using the social media network Twitter to get closer to their most passionate fans.
Kevin Love is trying to make Minnesota Timberwolves fans an offer they can't refuse. Love tweeted that if a fan buys a ticket to their game against Sacramento on Monday, he will then buy that fan a ticket for their game Wednesday against Detroit.
A social media expert whose disappearance on Tuesday had a lot of people worried has been found in Wisconsin.
