Red Lake Nation and Lower Sioux Indian Community to receive federal funding; support small business development
Senator Tina Smith announced two Native communities in Minnesota will receive federal funding to support small business development.
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Senator Tina Smith announced two Native communities in Minnesota will receive federal funding to support small business development.
A Father’s Day outing quickly turned dangerous, and it was all caught on camera. It happened inside a steak house in St. Paul. As Ubah Ali explains, the owners are grateful for an off-duty officer in the right place at the right time.
A Minnesota home came crashing down after a flooded river ripped through the ground underneath it. Now, the family who lived in that home is also at risk of losing their business to the raging flood at the Rapidan Dam. WCCO’s Adam Duxter shares their heartbreak, and the history that’s falling away.
During pride month one local bakery is helping to raise funds to support Minnesota's LGBTQ+ community.
Orange cones and dust mark much of northeast Minneapolis along East Hennepin Avenue.
One woman aspires to open the first black, woman-owned brewery in the state
A new restaurant is hoping to serve the community for years to come.
For the first time in Minnesota cannabis usage on 420 is legal.
Minnesota’s largest candy store is set to grow even larger. It’s all part of a move and rebuild the owner says is due to highway construction. Our Jason Rantala shows us what’s in the works.
Winter business owners are feeling the pinch from the abnormally warm season. Governor Walz says there is relief for them.
The warmer weather is having a bit of a negative effect of local car washes
Business is blooming once again at a nearly century old flower shop in Minneapolis that suddenly closed last month. WCCO's Jeff Wagner talked with the new owners and customers happy to see its doors open once again.
A nationally renowned bookstore in Linden Hills is starting a new chapter with familiar faces. Ubah Ali introduces us to the new owners keeping the Wild Rumpus legacy alive.
A local business in Hopkins is getting a lot of love from the community.
Snowmobile sales are down this December, a complete 180 degrees from this time last year.
A first-of-its-kind sports bar in the Twin Cities features dozens of TVs featuring different sports games. What's different? Every game features female athletes.
A few cold weather business are starting to suffer from our unseasonable warm start to winter.
The Good Zen opens in Brooklyn Park this weekend, fulfilling a dream of hers. But Calandra Revering hopes the space is more than just a store selling hemp-derived THC products.
The holiday shopping season is in full swing, and in the heart of Minneapolis, there's a way you can get money back for supporting small businesses.
The holiday shopping season is in full swing and in the heart of Minneapolis, there's a way you can get free money for supporting small businesses. WCCO's Marielle Mohs explains.
A trademark Twin Cities furniture store that's existed since the eighteen-hundreds is closing its doors. Rosenthal Contemporary Interiors is now selling off all its inventory. WCCO's Jason Rantala spoke with the owner, who reflected on 4 generations of family ownership.
Seventy women attended a networking event for Minnesota's newest industry: cannabis.
A local barber is leaning on the community since being forced to vacate his location in Columbia Heights.
Several shoppers like Verneal Baxter say it's the quality and unique items that make him keep coming back.
A local business is being recognized as one of America's Top Small Business of the 2023 by the U.S Chamber of Commerce.
