Fox Sports' Barry LeBrock speaks with St. Paul Pioneer Press reporter Ray Richardson about the Minnesota Timberwolves' new head coach Kurt Rambis and his efforts to avoid a fifth-straight losing season for the team.

Rambis, a former Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach, took over for Kevin McHale, who was fired by the T-wolves in June after last season's 24-58 record. They also discuss injured T-Wolves star Al Jefferson's recovery and his off-season weight loss.

Check out this 1:21-minute timelapse video of crews installing a Red Gold Tomatoes billboard -- including giant tomato cans, vines and red-ripened tomatoes -- over the course of three weeks. The billboard, located off Hwy. I-494 near the airport and the Mall of America, was designed by Minneapolis advertising firm Clarity Coverdale Fury.

Have a lot of co-workers on the sick list? Minneapolis-based advertising firm Martin|Williams created this oddball yet educational "viral video" showcasing four simple steps to a flu-free workplace this season. It also offers free flu prevention posters on this website.

See if you can identify the correct scenarios and help prevent the spread of H1N1.

Fox Sports' "The After Party" talked with Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen recently about his first career touchdown. A man of many talents, Allen also finds time to promote his own clothing line, come up with new nicknames for 40-year-old Brett Favre and sing karaoke.

A new Environmental Center in Washington County is available to residents who need to find a place to recycle household hazards, automotive waste and electronics, among others. The center is also open free of charge to anyone in the surrounding counties. Not only can your drop off items at the center but you can also pick up free, unwanted, yet still usable, chemicals and products in the reuse room.

The Washington County Environmental Center is located at 4039 Cottage Grove Drive in Woodbury. It will be holding an open house on Oct. 19 at 4 p.m., with a short opening ceremony.

CBS "Early Show" weather anchor Dave Price underwent a weeklong cross-country travel challenge that started in Santa Monica, Calif., with a destination of New York City. Price could carry no more than a few necessities in his backpack and $50 in his wallet while picking up odd jobs along the way to make extra cash.

With only one day left to make it back to his New York Studio, Price found himself in Minneapolis in search of a cheap plane ride home.

Follow Price's journey and see if he made his deadline.

In just 96 hours a team of volunteers and crew from the television program "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" tore down a 100-year-old St. Paul home and built a brand new one in its place.

Not only will owner Sandy Rosario Morris and her two children get to enjoy their new living space but so will the many neighborhood children who will attend day care there.

“It’s not just day care, it’s a family and that's what we are. One big extended family," said Morris. It was Morris's day-care families that nominated her for the show.

In addition to the new home, the Morris children, Catricia and Mychal, received full scholarships to Concordia University.

Gov. Tim Pawlenty spoke with Fox Business about the health-reform bill proposed by Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., which includes a provision to tax medical-device makers. With large medical-device companies located in Minnesota — such as Medtronic, St. Jude Medical and Boston Scientific — the bill is a local concern.  

The Congressional Budget Office took a look at the bill and said it would cut the federal budget deficit by $81 billion over the next decade but at an $829 billion price tag over that same period.

A vote is expected in the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday. Read more on how this bill would hit Minnesota's medical-device industry.