Popular Pick-Your-Own Berry Farm In Champlin Says It's Closing After 42 Years

A popular pick-your-own berry farm that's been around for decades in the north metro is closing.

• Oct 26, 2019

'I Was Enraged': More Sun Country Airlines Customers Stranded

On the same day Sun Country's CEO hosted a media event to announce the company is hitting the reset button, more customers found themselves stranded by the airline.

• Oct 21, 2019

CEO Jonathan Wassertrum Puts His Desk In The Middle Of The Office

SquareFoot CEO Jonathan Wassertrum says more people are coming by to see him, and ask questions than before.

• Oct 16, 2019

'Flavors Aren't A Problem': Vaping Retailers Push For Regulations, Not Bans

More than 50 cities and counties in Minnesota now require people to be of drinking age to buy tobacco products.

• Oct 15, 2019

50th And France Parking Lot Could Transform Into Affordable Housing

A surface parking lot near the border of Minneapolis and Edina may be transformed into affordable housing.

• Oct 15, 2019

UnitedHealth Revenue Up 7%, Raises 2019 Earnings Outlook

UnitedHealth Group hiked its 2019 forecast again after the addition of hundreds of clinics to its health care services business contributed to a better-than-expected third quarter.

• Oct 15, 2019

Some Target Workers Allege Decreased Hours After Minimum Wage Raise

Some Target employees say while their wages are going up, their hours are going down.

• Oct 14, 2019

Dissatisfaction Flying High On Sun Country Under New Management

Sun Country Airlines will highlight Tuesday what the company calls positive changes and future plans. But passengers have repeatedly reported to us their complaints about canceled flights and customer service.

• Oct 14, 2019

VP Mike Pence Visits Lakeville's Safety Signs Ahead Of Rally Appearance

Seeing the President and Vice President together at a rally doesn't happen very often. It's a show of just how serious Republicans are about winning Minnesota in the upcoming election.

• Oct 10, 2019

Amid Low Unemployment, Businesses Getting Creative, Removing Barriers To Attract Workers

Minnesota's 3.3% unemployment rate brings a new set of opportunities and challenges to the workforce. Companies need to fill positions so badly that some are reevaluating eligibility requirements or benefits offered.

• Oct 9, 2019

Downtown Minneapolis Businesses Brace For President Trump Rally

Businesses around Target Center are bracing for the big crowds that President Donald Trump's Thursday rally will bring to downtown Minneapolis.

• Oct 9, 2019

Me'Lea Connelly, Former Leader Of Minnesota's First Black-Led Credit Union, Explains Why She Was Fired

"I don't believe that it's necessary to, you know, attack someone's character or ruin their reputation in order to move on with the work."

• Oct 4, 2019

Hy-Vee: Payment Process Breach Reported In July May Have Affected Some Customers Since November

Hy-Vee said that customer data could have been accessed from as long ago as Dec. 14, 2018 at some locations' fuel pumps, and as long ago as Jan. 15, 2019 at restaurants and drive-thru coffee shops.

• Oct 3, 2019

'Nobody Was Expecting It': Sleepy Eye Hopes To Rebound From Del Monte Closure

To Sleepy Eye's surprise, Del Monte abruptly announced in late August that this will be its final season of operation. For the more than 300 workers, their jobs are being eliminated.

• Oct 2, 2019

'I Gives Us Hope': Somali Minnesotan's Dream Of Opening Dentist Practice Comes True

This weekend, a Minnesotan will realize a career dream that started in Mogadishu.

• Sep 27, 2019

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