Columns

Miss Katie’s 1950s diner is a good place to start a spring visit to Milwaukee if you like good burgers and delicious fries. Follow that up with a custard tour of 1950s drive-ins with Milwaukee Food and City Tours.

If you are a golfer you may have more than once announced to your playing partners, “I’m taking a mulligan” when you had a bad shot. We all have desires for “do-overs” when we mess up in life.

Have you ever wondered why some parts of your lawn remain stubbornly dry even on days when the sprinklers have run? You might be surprised to learn that water pressure is often to blame. 

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela

Better Business Bureau of  Minnesota and North Dakota

The start of the Minnesota State Fair is always the surest sign summer is winding down. But it’s a terrific way to wrap up a season of fun.

David Peterson

contributing writer

During the general election in November you may turn over your ballot and find a list of candidates for district court judge, as well as candidates for Minnesota Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals.

Student loan debt has reached historic levels in the United States.  Over 40 million Americans owe over $1.4 trillion in student loans.  Student loan assistance scams take advantage of this growing debt by promising help that is “too good to be tr

Minnesota Department of Health and employers partner to increase price transparency

In Minnesota, summer always seems to come too late and never last nearly long enough. Here we sit, once again, with Labor Day just around the corner.