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Unwanted text? You may have been crammed, and it'll cost you

3:23 PM, May 3, 2012

Senator Amy Klobuchar says Americans are losing billions; Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson says scammers are using your cell phone bills like credit cards. It's called cramming and it's hitting mobile devices with more frequency.

Should fire sprinklers be required in new homes?

10:35 AM, May 2, 2012

Some women have a thing for jewelry. Kathy Lamont treasures her 13 smoke detectors. You would too if you were in Kathy's shoes.

Cooking fires: do you know what to do?

2:10 PM, May 1, 2012

If anyone knew her way around a kitchen, it was Wille Mae Coleman. No one could count the number of times she'd fried chicken for supper. Then last Augsust, alone at the stove in her apartment, the 75-year-old grandmother died doing it.

Josh Wolfs parents knew they were in for an interesting ride when he started quizzing them about square roots. He was three years old at the time.

Land of 10,000 Stories: 10th grade inventor unraveling energy puzzles

9:29 AM, Apr 30, 2012

Josh Wolf's parents knew they were in for an interesting ride when he started quizzing them about square roots. He was three years old at the time.

Minn. motorists ignoring emergency vehicles

12:00 PM, Apr 27, 2012

We've all been in that situation, where you see lights and sirens behind you, but you're not sure what to do. Move to the left? Move to the right? Come to a stop? We rode along with

Standout receiver Michael Floyd awaits NFL draft

1:16 AM, Apr 26, 2012

Football has taken Michael Floyd places he could only dream of as a kid growing up in St. Paul.

Lawmen have always had a thing for their horses. Tony Garvey climbed into the saddle of his first Ford Crown Victoria when he joined the Minnesota State Patrol.

Land of 10,000 Stories: Troopers bid farewell to their Crown Victorias

11:29 PM, Apr 22, 2012

Lawmen have always had a thing for their horses. Tony Garvey climbed into the saddle of his first Ford Crown Victoria when he joined the Minnesota State Patrol.

Tornado drills help kids prepare for severe weather

9:42 PM, Apr 19, 2012

On Thursday, two sirens went off in Minnesota in order to test the systems put in place that are meant to warn and keep the public safe.

Severe Weather Awareness: NOAA weather radios

10:07 PM, Apr 17, 2012

Today we often rely on cell phones, televisions and iPads for our information... But only the weather radio is loud enough to wake you up for a severe weather emergency in the middle of the night. Some are even programmed to broadcast the alerts even when the radio itself is turned off, so you'll be sure to get the information.

National Weather Service gears up for severe weather

8:45 AM, Apr 17, 2012

Gearing up for severe weather starts early in the day at the National Weather Service in Chanhassen. Weather balloons are launched at 6 a.m. everyday, but sometimes extra information is necessary to determine if the atmosphere is able to produce nasty storms.

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