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Apple among brands in pricing tension with retailers

Apple among brands in pricing tension with retailers

Some products seem to be the same price no matter where you look or how much you shop. That's exactly what many manufacturers want to keep their profits from eroding. But it's getting harder for manufacturers to enforce those prices.
by Martin Moylan

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Funeral for Minn. teens killed in alleged break-in

Funeral for Minn. teens killed in alleged break-in

Hundreds of mourners packed into a Minnesota church Saturday to remember two teenage cousins who were shot to death during an alleged home burglary on Thanksgiving.

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Minn. janitor lauded for saving choking boy

A janitor at an elementary school in Hibbing is being praised for his quick thinking after he used the Heimlich maneuver this week to assist a first-grader who was choking.

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Groups sponsor rally against Minn. wolf hunt

Groups sponsor rally against Minn. wolf hunt

Opponents of wolf hunting planned to hold a rally on the Iron Range on Saturday to protest the state's first ongoing managed wolf hunt.
by Dan Kraker

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Gaps in Duluth flood recovery, Mayor Ness says

Gaps in Duluth flood recovery, Mayor Ness says

Duluth and its surrounding areas are continuing to recover from the record June flooding that washed out roads and destroyed hundreds of homes.
by Dan Kraker

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Funeral services Saturday for Little Falls teens

Funeral services Saturday for Little Falls teens

A funeral for the two teenagers who were shot and killed on Thanksgiving Day will take place in the central Minnesota town of Little Falls Saturday morning.
by Conrad Wilson

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Transportation task force calls for gas tax and tab fee increases

Transportation task force calls for gas tax and tab fee increases

A task force appointed by Gov. Mark Dayton is calling for increases in the gas tax and tab fees to help the state pay for transportation.
by Jessica Mador

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Duluth gets $285K to help idled workers

Duluth gets $285K to help idled workers

The city of Duluth has received a state grant of $285,000 to help former employees of the Georgia Pacific hardboard plant that closed this year.

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Fiscal cliff divides Minnesota lawmakers

Fiscal cliff divides Minnesota lawmakers

None of Minnesota's delegation sits at the negotiating table over the "fiscal cliff." But they will have to vote on whatever agreement is made, if a deal happens.
by Brett Neely

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Drought threatens to close Mississippi to barges

Drought threatens to close Mississippi to barges

After months of drought, companies that ship grain and other goods down the Mississippi River are being haunted by a potential nightmare: If water levels fall too low, the nation's main inland waterway could become impassable to barges just as the harvest heads to market.

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