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I’m going to guess that many of you Loonatics don’t have a case like this for your phone, but maybe your daughter, niece, granddaughter might. If they do, tell them to get rid of it NOW before they have to take a trip to the hospital.

If your employer told you that you would have to have a microchip inserted into your hand so that you can continue to work for them... would you get it?

If you've wondered why your boss gets upset when they see you looking at your cell phone at work, this will explain it easily.

Have you ever intentionally did something in large scale so it would show up on Google Earth? This guy did it to dig at his neighbor, and it's hilarious. Here's how to find it.

A children's clothing store in St. Cloud will stay open despite the company's recent bankruptcy. Gymboree Corp. will be closing 350 stores across the country but the one in Crossroads Center, Gymboree, will remain open.

If you happen to purchase a type of firework called "TNT Red, White, and Blue" what ever you do, DO NOT LIGHT THEM! The reason why I'm telling you all this is because they got recalled last week from the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the news is just getting to the public now...

Minnesota makes national news at times, but nothing close to the attention these 5 things brought across the entire country with complete suspense.

President Trump has announced a tightening of regulations on travel and trade with Cuba. But a local expert on Cuban relations says it isn't as strong a roll-back on Obama era policies as some feared.

If you haven't heard the news (which probably many of you haven't because you have other things to do then to watch the news 24/7... hell I just heard about it this morning) but the U.S. Department of Agriculture has released a statement about a MASSIVE RECALL on Creation Gardens Inc...

Well what do you know, Chipotle is in the news once again... and this time it's for credit and/or debit card fraud. That's a new one in there books.

Mass shootings at concerts in Las Vegas and Manchester, U.K., raise important questions about fan safety.

In the aftermath of the carnage at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert last night, some of rock's most widely respected artists have taken to social media to share their stunned responses.