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Nautical Bowls franchise operation sued, investors lose money as CEO fired
MINNETONKA, Minn. (FOX 9) - Investors in Nautical Bowls, a franchise headquartered in Minnesota, are out hundreds of thousands of dollars and its CEO has been fired. Nautical Bowls opened in 2018 and initially there were two Minnesota locations. The founders are Bryant and Rachel Amundson, who developed the fruit bowls touted as a healthy meal alternative.
We're Number One: Minnesota has the highest average credit score in the U.S. and the only state above "very good"
A new list from Marketwatch.com tracks state-by-state numbers and Minnesota is at the top with an average score of 742 making it the only state in the country with a “very good” rating. Vermont and Wisconsin are second. Mississippi is at the bottom.
Dear media: Please stop trying to coconut-pill me
Thanks to the legacy media, we know Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz likes to wear camo baseball caps. We know Vice President Kamala Harris likes to laugh and that both she and the Minnesota governor like food. We know Harris is “brat” and that Walz has “Midwestern princess” energy. Most importantly, we know the […]
Smith: Wisconsin coalition forms to support tougher state rules on wake-enhanced boating
A coalition is forming in Wisconsin to support tougher rules on wake-enhanced boating and recommend a framework for statewide legislation on the activity. "Our goal is to be proactive on this very important issue," said Cody Kamrowski, executive director of the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation. "Hopefully we can see a law passed in the...
Man arrested for stabbing 2 people on Iron Range
VIRGINIA, Minn. (Northern News Now) - A man is now behind bars after two people were stabbed on the Iron Range early Wednesday morning. According to the Virginia Police Department, at around 1:15 a.m. Wednesday, officers responded to the report of a stabbing near the 200 block of 3rd Street South in Virginia.
4 dead, including two girls, in 5-vehicle crash in northern Minnesota
ST. LOUIS CO., Minn. - The names of the crash victims, including two young girls, have been released by the Minnesota State Patrol. The SUV driver killed during the five-vehicle crash on Wednesday is Vincent Louis Dow, 65, and one of the passengers has been identified as Bonnie Mae Dow, 66.
Names of 4 victims released in deadly Highway 2 crash near Floodwood
UPDATE: August 14, 2024 – The Minnesota State Patrol has released the names of four victims killed in Wednesday’s five-vehicle crash on Highway 2 near Floodwood. According to a report from the State Patrol, 65-year-old Vincent Dow and 66-year-old Bonnie Dow, along with two 9-year-olds, Hope Oakgrove and Charlotte White all from Blackduck, Minnesota were killed. They were in a Honda Pilot.
Indigenous Food Lab to debut new menu items at the Minnesota State Fair
ListenIndigenous Food Lab to debut new menu items at the Minnesota State Fair. The Minnesota State Fair is known for many iconic foods: Pronto Pups, Sweet Martha’s Cookies, corn on the cob and more. Each year, many eagerly await the announcement of new foods and vendors that will have thousands scrambling to be the first in line to try.
Art Hounds: Fantastic true stories from Carlisle Evans Peck
From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what’s exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here. Cabaret of ancestors.
Miller is area's top baseball player
HIBBING—If there’s an athlete that lives, sleeps and breathes sports it’s Kyler Miller. The Grand Rapids High School senior won’t be found sitting on a couch playing video games. Instead, he’ll don some gear, head outside and play baseball. That’s why Miller stood out on the Thunderhawks’ baseball team. ...
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