Lawsuit filed by businesses near George Floyd Square dismissed
The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning the claim cannot be filed again.
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The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning the claim cannot be filed again.
The restaurant says with their lease ending, they felt it was a good time to close their doors. Their last day open will be June 30.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has delivered a victory for environmentalists in the battle over the regulation of "forever chemicals" known as PFAS.
Despite an announced Middle East ceasefire on Monday, there are concerns about the impact the conflict there will have on oil prices and whether people will be paying more.
Minnesota-based Hormel Foods is tagging two executives — one current and one former — to run the company when President and CEO Jim Snee steps down next month.
Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management issued the state's first cannabis business license on Wednesday to a company based out of Pine County.
The company said Tuesday that 85% of its retail products and "nearly all" of its school offerings are already made without "certified colors."
Iowa governor rejects GOP lawmakers' bill to increase regulations on Summit Carbon Solutions' carbon dioxide pipeline.
When it comes to the trade war, one cost that hits everyone is energy prices.
A work policy requiring Minnesota state employees to be in the office for 50% of their workdays is now in effect, though some agencies are getting an extension to comply.
A crowd of about 150 people protested on Saturday outside the Tesla car dealership in Golden Valley, Minnesota, for an 18th consecutive weekend.
A Minneapolis-based aviation writer says he's uncovered an airline pricing strategy that makes tickets for solo travelers more expensive.
Hospitality and tourism are a vital part of Minnesota's economy, but there's fear tariffs will take a toll as the state heads into its busy season.
Federal officials on Friday confirmed to WCCO that agents executed a new search warrant against a St. Paul nonprofit allegedly schemed with Feeding Our Future and its founder Aimee Bock to defraud millions of dollars from the government.
A Minneapolis woman has been sentenced by a federal judge to over four years in prison and ordered to pay just over $5 million in restitution for her role in the largest pandemic fraud case in the country.
