Unpaid Workers Consider Suit Against Closed Water Park
The former owner of a water park and hotel that closed following an I-TEAM investigation could be in more legal trouble.
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The former owner of a water park and hotel that closed following an I-TEAM investigation could be in more legal trouble.
While lawmakers continue to battle the budget at the Capitol, the shutdown is taking its toll away from St. Paul. In the resort town of Waterville, its appeal is written into its very name.
Colossal sales enticed consumers to shop like it was 1999 last month. But higher prices ahead could cause the party to end.
Target says revenue at stores open at least one year rose 4.5 percent in June as shoppers picked up groceries and seasonal merchandise.
In the 1990s and into the new millennium the St. Paul Saints were, in many respects, the only outdoor game in town.
Xcel Energy has shut down Unit 1 of its Prairie Island nuclear plant near Red Wing to fix an oil leak on a turbine valve.
Growing energy prices combined with weather-related supply problems has slowed economic growth in nine Midwestern and Plains states, according to a new monthly survey released Friday.
General Mills Inc. said Friday its $1.2 billion acquisition of a controlling stake in yogurt company Yoplait is complete.
Minnesota exports set a first-quarter record with $4.8 billion in goods shipped out of the state.
A judge was correct in denying a preliminary injunction against the Federal Reserve seeking to prevent debit card transaction fee limits from taking effect, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
General Mills Inc., one of the nation's largest food companies, reported Wednesday that its fourth-quarter profit rose 51 percent as higher prices boosted its revenue.
Xcel Energy Inc. and its Colorado subsidiary were acquitted of criminal charges Tuesday in the deaths of five workers at a hydroelectric plant tunnel in the mountains west of Denver.
New services are bringing relief to farm families hit by heavy rains that caused extensive damage across southern Minnesota last September.
The National Farmers Union is bringing its Renewable Energy Tour to the Morris campus of the University of Minnesota.
The Colorado Springs Gazette publisher and President Steve Pope is leaving to become chief operating officer of Minnesota-based Huckle Media.
