Samantha Smith
Is Cain’s Suspended Campaign Good For Bachmann?
The announcement that Herman Cain is suspending his 2012 presidential campaign may be good news for Michele Bachmann.
Support Independent Stores With Small Business Saturday
First, it started with Black Friday. Then, there was Cyber Monday. Now, there’s also Small Business Saturday.
Woman To Serve Turkey To OccupyMN Protesters
A retired Plymouth woman says she’s planning to surprise anti-Wall Street protesters with a home-cooked Thanksgiving meal.
Vikings Stadium Public Hearings Begin Next Week
Members of the public looking to voice their opinion on a potential Vikings stadium will have the chance to do so next week but they’re asked to sign up in advance and keep it short.
Military Brides Receive Free Wedding Gowns
Thanks to a Minnesota bridal salon, some Twin Cities military brides were able to say “yes” to the dress without having to commit to the price tag this week.
Locals Grow Out Their Facial Hair For Cancer Awareness
You may have noticed an increasing number of men growing mustaches lately, but what you might not know is that it’s for a good cause.
Why We Enjoy Being Scared
They pop up every fall: dozens of haunted houses, horror movies and Halloween traditions. Some are cute, others terrifying, but why do we seem to enjoy being scared?
The ‘Real’ History Behind ‘Floyd Of Rosedale’
The annual battle for the pig takes place at TCF Bank Stadium this weekend as the Minnesota Gophers battle the Iowa Hawkeyes for the “Floyd of Rosedale” trophy. But the history behind the border battle is about more than just a bronze statue.
The Perks Of Buying In Bulk
There’s a day, week or month for just about everything these days. National Bulk Food Week is Oct. 16 through Oct. 22 and aims to help inform people how they can save money on groceries — while helping the environment.
Pro Players Promote 10 And Under Tennis
Some of the biggest names in men’s tennis made their way to the Twin Cities Friday, but before the Champions Series began, the pros took on some younger opponents.
6 Service Dogs Graduate ‘Helping Paws’ Program
For people with disabilities, being independent is one of the biggest things they strive for, and sometimes independence takes the help of a four-legged friend.
Claiming Prize More Difficult Than Sinking Hole-In-One
It was the first hole-in-one of his life, and was supposed to help him pay for college. But the former Coon Rapids High School golfer is still struggling to claim his prize.
Social Networking Linked To Teen Drug, Alcohol Use?
Are teenagers who spend time on social networking web sites more likely to smoke, drink alcohol and use drugs? A recent Columbia University survey suggests it’s true.
New Airport Software Means Shorter Lines, Less Intrusive
A recent upgrade at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport allows passengers to make their way through security in a quicker and less intrusive manner.
‘High, High Interest’ In State Fair Jobs
We’re just a few days away from the great Minnesota get together and there are still thousands of people crossing their fingers for a job opportunity at the fair.




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