If you have a high deductible medical insurance plan, you are more likely to skip doctor visits if you have to pay out of pocket for those services. You may also be getting less than you think in coverage. For more consumer news, visit Consumer World.

Hundreds of people from Lake Elmo and the St. Croix Valley gathered at Fury Chrysler Dodge to send a strong message to Washington that they will not let a successful dealership close without a fight.

New rules requiring passports or new high-tech documents to cross the
United States’ northern and southern borders are taking effect Monday,
as some rue the tightening of security and others hail it as long
overdue.

Would you pay for what you’ve been getting free online? The struggling newspaper industry is apparently hoping that you will. As CBS station WBBM-TV’s Vince Gerasole reports, at a quiet industry summit held here in Chicago, some of the biggest names in the industry this week discussed ways to charge for their online content.

Walking what used to be a busy trail of antiques shops in this western Connecticut hamlet now is a lonely, quiet trek.

Microsoft Corp. is rolling out a redesigned search site in the coming
days and hopes it will lure more Web surfers than the two most recent
incarnations, Live Search and MSN Search. The new site, Bing,
adds touches intended to make everyday Web searching a little less
haphazard. Bing also tries to make it easier for people to buy [...]

With so much competition, searching for a job isn’t easy. Your resume, interview and everything in between must be perfect. On Thursday thousands of job-seekers turned out at Rutgers University for New Jersey’s largest career fair. But job seekers beware: CBS station WCBS-TV the five biggest blunders that might cost you that job.

The Vineyard has been a favorite spot in Anoka for almost three decades. On Sunday, the restaurant is closing to make way for an expansion of Highway 10 and the Thurston interchange.

Contact lens maker Bausch & Lomb Inc. had an overriding reason for
going private in 2007: It wanted to handle a devastating recall of its
flagship lens cleaner, its chief executive said, “without a lot of
outside distraction.”

On the short-messaging service Twitter, space is at a premium: You’ve
got 140 characters to make your point, and you probably don’t want to
waste half of it on a super-sized link to your latest YouTube obsession.