Target requires workers to smile at customers in hopes of boosting sales: Report
Target is hoping a new policy, that requires workers to smile at customers who come within 10 feet of them, will help the company boost sales heading into the holidays.
Farmers' Almanac saying goodbye after more than 200 years in publication
Editor's note: When this story was originally published, an image of the "Old Farmer's Almanac" was used.
Flight cuts amid shutdown could threaten supply chain, holiday deliveries
As flights continue to be canceled amid the shutdown, that could affect air cargo – which could eventually ripple into the supply chain and holiday deliveries. Here’s what to know.
Hooters revamps menu, updates uniforms as original owners take over
Hooters' original owners acquired the chain from bankruptcy, and are taking the restaurant back to its roots.
MD-11 planes grounded by UPS, FedEx after Kentucky crash
MD-11 planes have been grounded by UPS and FedEx following the deadly crash in Kentucky this week. Here’s what to know about the planes.
IRS direct deposit relief payment in November? Here’s what we know
Rumors continue swirling online about IRS relief payments landing in bank accounts by November or year’s end — but are they true?
Minnesota Rusco's sudden closure leaves customers facing losses
Minnesota Rusco customers are grappling with unexpected financial losses after the company abruptly went out of business.
Customers filing lawsuits after Minnesota Rusco closes
Customers are now facing losses and filing lawsuits after Minnesota Rusco closed suddenly. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has more.
Tesla shareholders vote to give Elon Musk $1 trillion in stock
The Tesla CEO must hit certain lofty performance targets over the next decade in order to receive the payout.
MN Rusco bankruptcy leaves homeowners on the hook
Customers and contractors are looking for ways to recoup their losses after Minnesota Rusco filed for bankruptcy following an abrupt closure. FOX 9's Karen Scullin has the latest report.
Credit card delinquency rates are the highest in these states in 2025, data shows
Not paying your credit card bills on time can affect your finances and residents in some states are having to manage this expense more compared to others, a new report details.
Minnesota Rusco files for bankruptcy after abrupt closure
Minnesota Rusco is filing for bankruptcy after it closed its doors without warning in late October, with some customers filing their own lawsuits over unfinished home improvement projects.
Inside Minnesota's cannabis safety checks
Minnesota's cannabis industry is taking root, with dozens of businesses undergoing a key inspection.
MNsure open enrollment starts: What you need to know
Minnesota’s online healthcare marketplace, MNsure, is now open for business for those seeking healthcare coverage next year.
Traveling soon? Here’s what to do if flight is delayed or canceled
Travel snags are more likely to ramp up ahead of the holiday season as the shutdown drags out. Here’s what to know if you face a delay or cancellation.
Mike Tyson hopes new business venture could help SNAP enrollees during government shutdown
Mike Tyson said his new business venture could support the 42 million Americans whose SNAP benefits will be reduced on Nov. 1.
Airlines step up as thousands of air traffic controllers go unpaid
Here is how some U.S. airlines are stepping up to support the air traffic controllers that are going without pay amid the government shutdown.
YouTube TV users lose access to Disney and ESPN after contract dispute. What we know
"YouTube TV and Disney couldn't agree to terms on a new contract resulting in Disney removing its channels from the streaming service."
Former Minnesota Rusco owners blindsided by closure
A local remodeling company abruptly closed its doors after 70 years in business, and employees say they had no notice from the parent company that made the decision. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the story.
Rusco employees 'blindsided' by sudden closure after 70 years in business
A local remodeling company abruptly closed its doors after 70 years in business, and employees say they had no notice from the parent company that made the decision.