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North Dakota ended the decade with more than 430,000 workers, up more than 61,000 since 2000 and an increase equal to the population of Bismarck, the state's second biggest city, a Job Service analysis showed.
The Georgia Pacific plant in Duluth is set to reopen after being idled by the Minnesota government shutdown.
The nation's largest food companies say they will cut back on marketing unhealthy foods to children, proposing their own set of advertising standards after rejecting similar guidelines proposed by the federal government.
Until recently, Minneapolis-based discounter Target largely had avoided the labor disputes and public relations challenges that have plagued Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer. But now Target could face the same union opposition as its much bigger rival.
Business software maker Lawson Software Inc. of St. Paul is laying off employees but won't say how many or where they are located.
At Summit Brewing Company in St. Paul, true love can be found in a bottle of beer -- literally.
A brewer in St. Louis Park says the government shutdown is drowning his business before he's even brewed a batch of beer.
If you were hoping to get out and pick some Minnesota strawberries this year. you may be out of luck. This year's season was very short-lived.
It's day 12 of the state government shutdown and many services remain at a standstill, including parts of auto sales.
An Indian tribe in Minnesota is loaning $20 million to the Santee Sioux Tribe to pay for improvements to its casino in northeast Nebraska.
Some Minneapolis moms are upset about a new porn shop opening on Hennepin Avenue.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture reports that Minnesota exported $900 million more in agricultural products in 2010 than the year before.
Xcel Energy says it has reached a $100 million settlement with the federal government over costs the company incurred because the Department of Energy failed to remove used nuclear fuel by a 1998 deadline.
WCCO-TV brought you a story in May about a Minneapolis based car business benefiting from high gas prices. The company, Civics Reborn, puts new parts in used Honda Civics. But in the weeks after the story aired, WCCO received a growing number of customers with complaints, saying the business needs a tune up
