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When the calendar flips to 2025, a new Minnesota law will change how businesses advertise their prices. Here's what you need to know about this change in pricing laws.

It's something that frustrates most people, and something that we've all experienced. A new bill introduced in Minnesota looks at regulating this common practice.

A local resident plans to sue the city of Duluth over the five cents per plastic bag ordinance.

For some organizations being a part of the Memorial Day Parade in Duluth next year might be out of reach due to possible increased fees.

For homeowners and businesses in Duluth, get prepared for storm water fees to increase .

Title fees will raise $95 in Wisconsin. Registration renewals will also go up $10-25, and a new hybrid surcharge will be added yearly.

The City of Superior will be charging a monthly fee of $7.75 per resident for garbage collection.  Also, if you are a resident that uses a second can, there will be an additional $5 fee per month.  So, naturally people have been wondering how do they get rid of their second can.  I called the city this morning and asked the same question.

With all the costs and delays that we encounter at the Airport, this new report is delivered to the American public and I am angry. U.S. airlines bring in more revenue from fees for bags and other products and services than do the world’s other carriers, a new report released today reveals.

The MN Senate passed the bill approving license fees for fishing and hunting to increase for the first time in 11 years.  The bill, if signed, will increase the price for residents and non residents for fishing, small game, and big game licenses.  The bill has wide support from many outdoor organizations looking to help fund the preservation and regulating of Minnesota's great fishing and hunting.

I think I would rather watch a short advertisement on an ATM screen than pay a transaction fee, what about you?  That is the plan with this invention:   ATM users could soon be able to opt out of ATM surcharges by agreeing to watch an advertisement in the same amount of time it takes for a typical transaction. Clinton Townsend, a 25-year old Brooklyn, N.Y., resident from New Jersey, is founder and