Disagreement Over Proposed Copper Mine Near BWCA
People for and against a proposed copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness disagree over whether it would be the answer to shoring up the area's economy.
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People for and against a proposed copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness disagree over whether it would be the answer to shoring up the area's economy.
Herbie's on the Park will open this fall next to Rice Park in the Minnesota Club.
Just in time for back to school shopping, Target is planning to launch a new kids brand next week.
Our neighbors in Wisconsin may have a reputation for cheese, but Minnesota has its own bragging rights.
We hear a lot of political talk about trade this election year. The United States, overall, imports more than it exports to the tune of more than a half-trillion dollars a year.
Madden's On Gull Lake, a resort in the Brainerd Lakes Area, is a beautiful place to spend your summer. But last year around this time, things were not as beautiful.
General Mills' fiscal fourth-quarter results beat analysts' expectations as the packaged food company worked on slashing costs and refreshing its product lineup amid struggling sales.
The overwhelming majority of Americans believe the economy is rigged. Seventy-one percent think the U.S. economic system is "rigged in favor of certain groups."
Nearly 5,000 nurses returned to work Sunday morning after a week-long strike affecting five Twin Cities hospitals.
The maker of Cheerios cereal, Nature Valley bars and Yoplait yogurt has chosen South Dakota State University as its partner in an effort to improve the quality of oats and make the crop more sustainable.
The Minnesota Vikings are officially moving from Eden Prairie to Eagan. The Eagan City Council unanimously approved the Vikings' plans to build a new headquarters and training facility in the Twin Cities suburb.
A south-central Minnesota ethanol plant has been fined again for environmental violations.
On Tuesday, the Nurses' Association called on Minnesota's attorney general to audit the finances of Allina hospitals.
Nearly 5,000 nurses in the Twin Cities remain on strike for the third day in a row, as replacement nurses continue to care for patients.
The U.S. Department of Labor says Jennie-O Turkey Store Inc. has agreed to hire 53 women and pay nearly $492,000 in back wages to 339 female applicants who were denied entry-level jobs at its turkey processing facility in Willmar.
