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Fraud finds its way in the front door--and to China
Each year about 15 million U.S. residents become victims of identity theft. The most common kind of identity theft is credit card fraud. It might not seem like something to worry about - until it happens to you, as commentary editor Eric Ringham found out.
A bill advancing in the Legislature would create a new way for Minnesota businesses and homeowners to finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
Several Minnesota state parks are offering a sweet deal as spring approaches this month - maple syruping demonstrations starting Saturday.
A new survey says the number of Minnesota school districts buying fresh food from local farms is growing.
Two bills up for hearings on Wednesday would give same-sex partners and other unmarried couples more rights when one partner dies.
A major business group and a big labor union both come to the Capitol on Wednesday to promote their interests.
Twin Cities Arab Film Festival keeps building
This week the small but vibrant Arab community in the Twin Cities celebrates Arabic culture through film. Between tomorrow and Sunday 28 movies from around the world will screen at the sixth Twin Cities Arab Film Festival.
About 70 people were at the Capitol Monday to hear testimony on a proposed copper-nickel mine for Northeastern Minnesota.
Some Minnesota lawmakers are discussing dead bodies instead of budgets on Tuesday.