A Minnesota State trooper was injured after a motorist hit her squad car. It happened Wednesday at 1:30pm on Interstate 494 at Highway 7 in Minnetonka.

Former Minnesota Vikings co-owner James Jundt of Wayzata lost another round Tuesday in a $1.8 million legal dispute when the state Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a former money manager at Jundt Associates Inc.

Share + Dec 27, 2009 11:28 pm US/Central MINNETONKA, Minn. 1 of 1 The week after Christmas can account for 10 to 15 percent of the season's sales.

Few of us like to think about disaster striking or preparing for power outages. Yet, power can go out at any time, especially if you live in a populated area such as any major city in California. While a storm is a likely culprit to cause a power outage, sometimes power outages happen because too...

Reports Wicki-Yah: "Our children's sermon was about repentance. Jane gave the kids three examples of when a child says or does something the 'wrong way' and then asked what they should do instead that would be good.

For my final column of 2008, I asked several Minnesota money experts for their No.

I was a little late this year in putting together my 2010 Real Estate Predictions. Usually, I try to write my annual real estate predictions at the end of November, but this November I was in Viet Nam. Trying to cover my blogs and postdate articles before I left was a major accomplishment in itself,...

Whether you're a real estate professional trying to help buyers, or a real estate investor looking for a foreclosure deal, Fannie Mae wants to help. At least they do if you'll buy one of their foreclosed properties approved for the Homepath Renovation Mortgage program. I've summarized the major benefits...

Santa hasn't come down the chimney yet, but retail observers already are gauging what's to come in 2010.

In November, Wayzata Bay Redevelopment Company, a subsidiary of Roseville-based Presbyterian Homes & Services, transferred a portion of the property at , to an affiliated company called Wayzata Senior Housing for $4.22 million.