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How the auto workers strike could affect consumers and car repairs

Economy

Target, other retailers aim to hire thousands of seasonal employees

To get consumers' attention, retailers like Amazon and Target have offered holiday deals as early as October in the past few years and are doing the same this year.
Money

SNAP benefits set to increase on Oct. 1, here's what's changing

Due to a cost of living adjustment implemented by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, millions of Americans will receive a bump in their SNAP benefits.
Local News

Nearly $24 million in grants awarded to Greater Minnesota communities to help boost development

Gov. Tim Walz announced 36 Minnesota cities, townships and counties will receive a piece of the nearly $24 million purse as part a state grant program.
Breaking The News

MN household income fell again in '22; food shelves aren't surprised

Local food shelves saw record demand last year, and even though inflation has cooled, demand hasn't.
Breaking The News

MN household income fell again in ’22; food shelves aren’t surprised

Local food shelves saw record demand last year, and though inflation has eased since, demand has not.
Local News

UAW's potential strike against Big 3 automakers could send inflated vehicle prices even higher

The United Auto Workers union could strike when its contract ends on Sept. 14 after General Motors, Stellantis and Ford dismissed its demands.
Economy

Red Wing Shoes updates logo to honor trade workers

The popular shoe company has added a “Trades-Made” mark to its logo, prompting 15 companies to do the same.
Money

New study suggests the day of the $20,000 used car may be over, especially in the Twin Cities

Research suggests that used cars now cost 47.7% more than they did in 2019.
Nation World

Rolling recession? Richcession? What analysts say about the US economy's current path

Analysts point to two trends that may help stave off an economic contraction. Here's how it could all play out.
Nation World

Packages from China are surging into the U.S. Lawmakers wonder if an $800 exemption was a mistake

Under current U.S. law, most imports valued at less than $800 enter duty-free into the United States as long as they're packaged and addressed to individual buyers.
Money

CPI shows inflation is cooling

Minneapolis has reason to celebrate, being one of two major cities sitting within the Federal Reserve's desired range of 2 percent when it comes to inflation rates.