Walker: Wisconsin Was Outbid For Foxconn But still Won
Critics have questioned $3 billion in state incentives and whether Foxconn will follow through on its promises.
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Critics have questioned $3 billion in state incentives and whether Foxconn will follow through on its promises.
Flyers' Rights says small airlines seats can put people's health at risk with conditions like blood clots in legs.
The small town of Watson is home to E-Z Chassis Swaps -- a unique business that's gaining an international clientele.
Erick Harcey has abruptly closed his north Mpls. restaurant after 10 years, and is closing his nationally-acclaimed Linden Hills restaurant in 2 weeks.
Starting Friday, a number of Minneapolis restaurants will include an extra fee with your meal to fund health care.
Mars sued Syovata Edari in April, saying her chocolates sound "confusingly similar" to the company's product.
A suspicious bag led to the brief evacuation of Mall of America's indoor amusement park Friday.
One of Minnesota's largest companies is making changes in order to stay competitive.
A judge has ordered computer-maker Apple Inc. to pay more than $506 million in a patent infringement case brought by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation after the two sides agreed on final damages.
GoFundMe has helped people raise more than $3 billion since it started in 2010.
Seven states had competed for the Foxconn plant. Foxconn is perhaps best known for assembling Apple iPhones in China.
The state's highest court ruled that 2 private, for-profit Minnesota schools issued thousands of illegal loans to students -- which will be voided.
Jashan Eison moved to the Twin Cities for a job more than 10 years ago. The Brooklyn Park resident has been working at H&B Elevators since then, but it's how he went from Project Manager to CEO that makes him a Minnesotan to Meet.
An ordinance to drastically limit the sale of menthol tobacco in Minneapolis is getting strong reaction from both sides.
Michael Vekich is an experienced state official who has served two stints as executive director of the Minnesota Lottery.
