20 min ago | Information Technology
Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Steve Alexander column
May 29, 2012 -- Q I've recently been told that I must check my computer for malicious software or risk losing my Internet connection in July.
1 hr ago | Star Tribune
Wal-Mart takes aim at Best Buy with ads
Best Buy Co. Inc.'s plans to close 50 big-box stores by the end of the year is creating, at least temporarily, a consumer electronics hole that Wal-Mart is eager to fill.
5 hrs ago | KARE-TV Minneapolis
Unwelcome purple packages from Star Tribune
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Some Twin Cities' homeowners are not happy with the color purple.
6 hrs ago | Patch.com
Stadium Opponents Accused of 'Silence.' Were You Silent?
Tuesday morning, the Star-Tribune accused stadium opponents A of being quiet in the face of last week's Minneapolis City Council vote on the stadium deal.
10 hrs ago | KEYC Television, Mankato, MN
5 Minnesota students in National Spelling Bee
MINNEAPOLIS - Five Minnesota students are competing in the National Spelling Bee this week near Washington D.C. 278 young competitors are taking a computerized test Tuesday.
14 hrs ago | Business Journal
Fallon preps Olympic campaign for Cadillac
Ad agency Fallon, which is trying to pitch Cadillacs to younger buyers, will get a big chance when the car company unveils its ATS luxury compact this summer.
18 hrs ago | Customer Interaction Solutions
Twin Cities food shelves are diversifying
May 29, 2012 -- Imagine turning to a food shelf for help feeding yourself of your family, only to find it stocked with unrecognizable cans and boxes.
23 hrs ago | Patch.com
Ellison Hits Back At Fields Over NoMi Attack
Wednesday, Congressman Keith Ellison hit back at allegations from Republican challenger Chris Fields that he ignored Minneapolis' Northside.
Minneapolis church burns; 5 firefighters hurt
MINNEAPOLIS - A historic church in south Minneapolis has been destroyed by fire, and at least five firefighters were injured while battling the blaze.
Customer Interaction Solutions
The Table feeds spiritual needs online
May 27, 2012 -- Jonathan Davis suffered from a nagging tickle in his throat for weeks before he discovered the problem was a tumor.
Everyday Solutions: Creating a better dog kennel
A Twin Cities' couple's pampered pooch now naps in a built-in kennel that blends with the kitchen cabinets.
What 'civic leadership really is'
Posted at 12:28 PM on May 25, 2012 by Paul Tosto Filed under: People doing good , Politics Forty-five years ago today, Gov.
Star Wars - Happy Birthday Star Wars! Fans Celebrate 35th Anniversary
Star Wars lovers across the globe are paying tribute to the iconic movie series today, as it celebrates its 35th birthday.
Minn. ranks high for food stamp fraud indicator
MINNEAPOLIS - Food stamp recipients in Minnesota are more likely than those in many other states to ask for a benefit replacement card.
Fairview not renewing contract of CEO Eustis
The board of the Minneapolis-based health system will let Eustis' five-year contract expire July 31 .
Editorial: North Side recovers in wake of tornado
Joe Gulso left, and Jeff Dostal employees at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation planted a tree near Newton Avenue.
World Street Kitchen to open full-time restaurant
The Star Tribune reports that World Street Kitchen, the truck launched by Sameh and Saed Wadi , will open a restaurant at 28th and Lyndale in south Minneapolis.
Daycare disaster; Paul delegates deliver; Solar eclipse
Overcrowded day cares 'a recipe for disaster' Star Tribune : "When care providers take too many children, dangers multiply.
Fields: Ellison Ignores North Minneapolis
Chris Fields, the Fifth District Republican challenger to incumbent Rep. Keith Ellison , took to the Star Tribune opinion section toA criticizeA Ellison's focus on North Minneapolis.
More Sound Walls Proposed in South Metro
Residents living along Interstate 35 in southern Burnsville are contemplating whether they want noise walls erected between their homes and the highway.