The New York Times reports the news station and cable company are about to announce a distribution deal that will bring the global news channel into some parts of the United States.
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The Minnesota company is ending its foray into the protein powder and drinks market.
Gonzalez can play all over the diamond and his a switch hitter.
It's located just north of Stillwater, and comes with its own sauna.
It would allow undocumented immigrants to obtain a driver's license in Minnesota.
Rascal Flatts, Pitbull and REO Speedwagon have also been announced.
Four cancer diagnoses in a month and a recent death of a loved one.
He was certainly making the best of the conditions.
No. 6 plastic and any black plastic will no longer be accepted.
The women are at Maryland and the men host Michigan.
Carter Coughlin got the support rolling with a tweet praising Fleck.
The suspect had a cache of weapons at his disposal and a list of Democratic targets.
The cable company is adding 150 jobs in St. Paul, which is the second big hiring effort so far this year. In April, Comcast announced plans to hire 450 people for its Minnetonka facility. A company executive tells Twin Cities Business that many of those jobs are still open.
TST (Team Sport Technologies) Media finalized the deal Friday. The Pioneer Press reports the northeast Minneapolis-based company started in 2004 and is now used by more than 2,000 sports leagues across the country.
Clear Channel executives are shaking up the popular Cities 97 morning show, replacing host Brian Turner after 15 years. The station announced afternoon host Brian Oake will take over the key 6am - 11am slot in mid April. They're still looking for a co-host. Turner will take on sales and host the weekend Acoustic Sunrise show. Cities 97 has slumped against their competition in recent years.
The cable and internet company says it will add 100 customer service agents to its billing office in St. Paul and 50 to its customer loyalty center in Minnetonka, the Business Journal reports.
Comcast says it will raise monthly cable prices an average of 3.1 percent starting in February. And the company announced it's moving the classic movie channel from its Digital Starter package to Digital Preferred. Some customers are upset, telling the Pioneer Press the cable giant is trying to muscle them into accepting more costly packages.
The carrier says 4G users can expect Internet access that is about 10 times faster than on the 3G network.