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Devices already in inventory can be used with the updated instructions by doctors. Patients already treated don't need to do anything.

Minneapolis-based Regis, which also runs the Cost Cutter and SuperCuts chains, is changing its strategy again with the $22 million transaction.

Women are more likely than men to report that their jobs are causing stress and impacting their mental health.

He took the reins of the affordable housing nonprofit at a time of transition and leaves it with a strong plan for the future.

The U.S. Department of Labor found the Argentine pizza and empanada restaurant committed several violations across its four locations, including depriving workers of overtime pay and tips, illegally firing an employee and allowing a 15-year-old to .. ...

A day after Craig takes ranking-member spot in the House, the Minnesota senator gains support of her colleagues.

The Nebraska litigation is believed to be the first from a state attorney general and follows lawsuits earlier this year from patients and health care providers.

The state accuses the companies behind Scotchgard and Teflon of violating the Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

People with state-sponsored and Medicare Advantage coverage can switch health plans to keep seeing doctors at the Bloomington-based health system.

The Minnesota company is trading profits for promotions over the next year.