Some schools in the Twin Cities are now using the 'Infinite Campus' program, which allows parents to check things like attendance, grades and even lunch money from their smartphone. The app is free to use.
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She is on a trip to the East Coast to celebrate her birthday.
An investigation into the racism is underway.
The blizzard of 1991 was as rare as it was historic.
As Wild Mountain officials said, "winter is here."
It's the largest crowd for a soccer game in Minnesota history.
Carter's 1995 season was one for the ages.
The Bears lost so the Vikings are back in first place in the NFC North.
The sophomore was found unresponsive on Friday morning.
Four cars were damaged last Wednesday night.
A ramp to eastbound I-494 will be closed for several hours.
It's not clear what started the fire at the St. Paul encampment.
Giant waves battered the city's shoreline, damaging public walkways and parks.
Minnesota Life Insurance, an affiliate of St. Paul-based Securian Financial Group, now offers an iPad app that can help people calculate their economic value using financial data. The "Human Life Value Calculator" can be downloaded for free from Apple's App Store.
Food orders can be placed using your smartphone at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport by using the B4YOUBOARD mobile application. The food is then delivered to you at your gate.
The Pioneer Press takes a look at a variety of free apps for your smartphone that can give you the low-down on the low prices.
Two software developers in Fargo, North Dakota have created the Winter Survival Kit app for iPhones and Android smartphones. The Crookston Daily Times reports the creators wanted to help after a powerful blizzard left hundreds of drivers stranded last winter. This free app can notify help and provide some potentially life-saving alerts. It can also help you prepare for winter travel.
Duluth's Greg Bambenek, 64, has developed an app designed to attract fish called TalkWithFish for iPhones, iPads and iPods that allows anglers to play sounds underwater with an attached speaker. The sounds include bass crunching crayfish, bluegills chomping beetles and even herring flatulence.
A group of business leaders have developed an easy-to-use website designed to help parents determine if their child is ready to learn and succeed in kindergarten. The Pioneer Press cites a state school readiness study that says only 50 percent of Minnesota kids are actually ready.
The Golden Valley-based company is starting to use QR codes and smartphone apps to interact with consumers. USA Today has video that shows how Big G is using the new technology to enhance the back of cereal boxes.
