With Predicted State Budget Surplus, Businesses Plea For PPP Loan Tax Forgiveness
Thousands of Minnesota businesses that received PPP loans will soon owe the state money if the state legislature doesn't act to match, or "conform," to federal law.
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Thousands of Minnesota businesses that received PPP loans will soon owe the state money if the state legislature doesn't act to match, or "conform," to federal law.
The discriminatory practice at Villaume Industries was discovered after an investigation began in 2019, according to officials.
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar says lawmakers will have to take on federal minimum wage another time after a failed attempt to raise it in Washington D.C.
The Minneapolis neighborhood at the center of the unrest following George Floyd's death is starting to return to life.
Best Buy's statement clarified employees will not have time off to get the vaccine, but rather will be gifted time off to use as they please once their vaccination has been verified.
The pandemic may seem like a good time to take on some projects around the house -- but if you're planning to build or renovate, it will cost you.
The Science Museum of Minnesota announced its reopening for Feb. 27 after closing its doors to the public last March due to COVID-19.
Target Corporation has announced that most of its employees will not return to its Twin Cities headquarters until this fall.
After two mandatory shutdowns Minnesota restaurants are open, but at times it's hard to tell. At JR Mac's in St. Paul, since indoor dining opened up, takeout business has almost completely dried up.
More than 300 catalytic converters have been stolen this year in St. Paul alone -- but a new law could stop criminals from cashing in.
During the pandemic, a northern Minnesota company has developed a unique problem -- they can't hire people fast enough.
Limitations put in place by the state will remain in effect in the city.
Google will be opening its first office in Minnesota in downtown Rochester in a partnership with Mayo Clinic.
The record-breaking cold down south is the reason you're paying more at the pump up north.
The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another Twin Cities restaurant.
