A pair of eagles whose nest is under the watchful gaze of millions of internet users are back on their nest. They gained fame last year by hatching and raising two eaglets in front of the tree-mounted camera. The hen laid one egg Friday. Another egg could come any time now.

With a WDAY video camera attached to his head, a Fargo firefighter joined others who went into the raging Red River as part of a training exercise to get experience with the force of the current.

Richfield-based Best Buy is eliminating its $10 recycling fee for old electronics. The free-recycling offer is available at all Best Buy big-box locations. The company says it collected 83 million pounds of electronics last year.

The cookies sure disappear easily. Next year a little more money will, too. Regardless of whether you're a Trefoils gal or a Do-Si-Dos guy, each box will set you back four bucks next year if you buy them from the Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys. The council is raising cookie prices for the first time since 2004.

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.

A collaboration between the Minneapolis Police Department and the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators will help people anonymously dispose of unwanted medications in a drop box at the department's Fifth Precinct in downtown Minneapolis. The police department says it has seen a 30 percent increase in overdose deaths as compared to last year.

Thousands of devoted viewers have been following the young raptor on the Minnesota Bound eagle cam in central Minnesota. Observers noticed the eaglet wasn't moving and later discovered its wing was trapped. Friday afternoon an expert from the Raptor Center was allowed to safely free the eaglet.