Reality Check: Trump's Claims Of Advances Made For Women In Workplace

The Minnesota Trump campaign says the president is "building back the economy" for women, and the millions of jobs added back as the economy recovers is "shattering expectations."

• Sep 9, 2020

Coronavirus In Minnesota: HealthPartners Stops COVID-19 Vaccine Trials After AstraZeneca Reports UK Patient Had Serious Side Effect

A COVID-19 vaccine about to be tested on Minnesotans is now being investigated for potentially serious side effects.

• Sep 8, 2020

Coronavirus In Minnesota: Cameroon Taps Burnsville Man To Develop Online COVID-19 Marketplace

A Burnsville man is playing a crucial role in his home country's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Sep 7, 2020

Downtown Minneapolis' Residential Boom Reversing As Crime Rises, Businesses Shutter

Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield looks at how the flux in downtown Minneapolis is helping some residents determine what happens next.

• Sep 7, 2020

Surly Brewing Employees Protest Alleged Union Busting After Beer Hall's Closure

Some Surly Brewing Company employees are accusing the company of union busting.

• Sep 6, 2020

Candyland Closing Original Downtown Minneapolis Location

Candyland is just one of several stores we've seen close up shop in downtown recently. The area has seen an increase in unrest, and a drop in customers.

• Sep 4, 2020

Mall Of America To Permanently Lay Off 211 Employees

Mall of America announced Thursday it is permanently laying off 211 of its employees.Mall of America announced Thursday it is permanently laying off 211 of its employees.

• Sep 3, 2020

Surly Beer Hall's Closing May Be Sign Of Things To Come For Minnesota's Craft Breweries

Jennifer Mayerle found out what the closure of the Surly Beer Hall in Minneapolis means for the future of other Minnesota breweries and taprooms.

• Sep 2, 2020

Service Workers At Surly Beer Hall Announce Intent To Unionize

Service workers and kitchen staff at Surly Brewing's popular Minneapolis beer hall are moving to unionize, citing concerns over health and pay.

• Sep 1, 2020

How Is The Housing Market Doing So Well During The Pandemic?

As the United States economy experienced its worst quarter on record, the housing market continues to boom.

• Aug 31, 2020

'We're Battle-Weary': Devil's Advocate Owner, Employee Deter Looters During Downtown Minneapolis Riot

A downtown Minneapolis business owner came to guard his restaurant during Wednesday night's riot when he saw looters on his security camera break a window and stream inside.

• Aug 27, 2020

MN-Based Hormel Foods Offers Free 2-Year College For Employees' Children

Hormel Foods announced it will be offering tuition for two-year colleges for children of its employees beginning next year.

• Aug 25, 2020

'We Have Staff Burning Out': Pandemic Putting Pressure On Twin Cities Veterinarians

The pandemic is making a trip to an animal hospital more difficult for pet owners.

• Aug 24, 2020

Black Entrepreneur State Fair Kicks Off In Minneapolis

When the Minnesota State Fair was canceled, a group of Black business owners came up with a way to help keep each other afloat.

• Aug 23, 2020

Internet Goes Wild For Local Jeweler's 'Vote' Necklace After Michelle Obama's DNC Speech

You may have watched Michelle Obama's DNC speech this week. But did you notice her necklace? It said "vote."

• Aug 22, 2020

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