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The list price is well above the average price per square foot in the area, but the remodeled "John and Sarah Way House" is a unique nest looking for its next stewards.

Also, Land O'Lakes CEO Beth Ford sounds the alarm on farm income; cat food is on the rise for General Mills and other makers; and PBR takes a soup war side in this week's food and ag roundup.

The deal with Thoma Brava for the human resources software firm is expected to close in 2026 and was driven by investment to develop more AI advancements.

High school prospects have decisions to make, with some already hiring agents to prepare for NIL and revenue-sharing talks in recruiting.

Target's same-store sales are still falling, while Walmart has found a formula that keeps them increasing. Meanwhile, tariffs and persistent inflation are causing consumers to be more disciplined about how and where they spend their money.

The 11 recipients chosen by the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management included youth, job training and support programs.

Three samples collected on July 29 from two cells and a kitchen faucet at the prison tested above the federal safety threshold.

Almara Women's Health, which formed this summer, brings together seven practices, with 10 locations and more than 65 women's health specialists.

The Ethiopian family who bought the Burnsville brand three years ago is hunting for local napa cabbage farmers to replace wholesale crops from California and Canada.

The dismantling of Digital River was led by New York restructuring specialist Barry Kasoff, who also presided over 3M spinoff Imation's last days in the Twin Cities.