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The Minnesotan you're about to meet has spent her entire career working with oil. She began in sales in the petroleum industry, but her second career has her selling oil that you could say makes things a little more sweet.
A Twin Cities institution is marking a milestone, celebrating 100 years of showing films.
There are two flavors: strawberry and blueberry. Look for Tiny Toast in stores this month.
The nurses at five large Twin Cities hospitals will vote today to decide whether to accept a new contract. Approximately 5,000 nurses have been working at Allina hospitals without a contract since February.
If you fly Delta Air lines, you are about to get an upgrade at no extra cost.
When you walk inside the Target store in northeast Minneapolis, the changes appear immediately. Customers are greeted with a seasonal, all-American theme, and eventually a department store-like display.
The final touches are being made on U.S. Bank Stadium, the new home for the Minnesota Vikings.
General Mills is issuing a recall on Gold Medal flour products as authorities investigate a multistate E.coli outbreak.
Medtronic reported better-than-expected financial results in the most recent quarter, as sales for its pacemakers, stents and other medical products rose.
Striking it big in Silicon Valley is a coder's dream. That was the dream of Minnetonka's Matt Ronge, who started out as an Apple intern, but took that dream back home to Minnesota and came up with Astropad, an app to make everyone an artist.
A civil liberties group representing Muslim employees of a Wisconsin manufacturer has filed a religious discrimination complaint against the company for not allowing extra break time for prayer.
Presidential front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been talking about helping the middle class. In 2014, the typical American family income was about $53,000 dollars.
U.S. Bank Stadium won't be up and running until August, but on Tuesday we learned what foods will be for sale.
A nationally recognized comedy club in the North Loop is worried new construction could mean the end of its 25-year run.
Agribusiness giant Cargill says it is keeping several of its operations in Wichita, Kansas, and is searching for a new facility to house them.
