President Biden heads to battleground Wisconsin, will talk economy a week before GOP debate

President Joe Biden is stopping in the battleground state of Wisconsin to discuss how economic policies he calls "Bidenomics" are boosting the economy.

• Aug 15, 2023

More H.S. graduates saying "no" to college and "yes" to trades

A college degree isn't the only path to success. We're seeing it as more Americans are skipping college.

• Aug 14, 2023

As climate change threatens traditional farming, Faribault farm's aeroponic method may prove key

A recent NASA study​ showed climate change could cut corn crop yields by 24% as early as 2030. While traditional farming is innovating, there's one solution in Faribault that grows 365 days a year, no matter the weather outside.

• Aug 14, 2023

Shutterfly to close Shakopee manufacturing plant, lay off 246 employees

"We fully recognize the impact this decision will have on our dedicated employees, their families, and the Shakopee community," company officials said.

• Aug 10, 2023

Midyear is a great time to check in on financial goals, revisit investments: Here's why

If your pocketbook is feeling the strain this year, you're not alone. Experts say now is a good time to check back in with your money goals and plan ahead.

• Aug 10, 2023

Minneapolis City Council moving towards minimum wage for rideshare drivers

Drivers for rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft could soon be entitled to minimum compensation for miles and minutes driven in the city of Minneapolis.

• Aug 9, 2023

Uptown Minneapolis businesses, advocates hope to ride wave of Uptown Art Fair

The Uptown Art Fair has wrapped up its 59th year. Organizers and businesses alike are hoping it brings a boost to a neighborhood that's been in transition.

• Aug 6, 2023

Officials order Wisconsin brewery to close. Owner says it's payback for supporting liberals

A zoning committee has ordered a northern Wisconsin brewery that has supported Democrats to close its doors.

• Aug 5, 2023

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh announces layoffs, furloughs to shrink $18 million deficit

Officials at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh plan to lay off scores of employees, offer early retirement deals and impose furloughs as they grapple with a projected $18 million deficit.

• Aug 3, 2023

SS Badger, ferry that carries traffic across Lake Michigan, out for season after ramp system damaged

The operators of a historic ferry that carries traffic across Lake Michigan between Michigan and Wisconsin say it is out of service for the rest of the season after its ramp system was damaged in July.

• Aug 2, 2023

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey outlines city's plan for marijuana legalization

City officials say the first legal marijuana dispensaries could open in Minneapolis by early 2025.

• Aug 1, 2023

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Wisconsin to tout broadband and raise money

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit southeast Wisconsin this week.

• Jul 31, 2023

You-pick farms lose customers and crops through heat, drought and haze in Iowa

You-pick farms are struggling through heat, drought and haze.

• Jul 31, 2023

Electric vehicle supporters cheer news of new EV charging network

Seven major automakers are joining forces with the hopes of drawing consumers away from gas-powered vehicles.

• Jul 29, 2023

As cyclists ride across Iowa, they are seeing craft breweries driving small-town tourism

There are hundreds of breweries represented on the jerseys of the thousands of cyclists on RAGBRAI, the annual bike ride across Iowa.

• Jul 28, 2023

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