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Jefferson Capital, which purchases debt and also services consumer accounts gone to collections, filed a $100 million initial public offering.

The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District will be out all weekend with helicopters trying to suppress the numbers.

After Minnesota's property forfeiture law was found unconstitutional, the state Legislature created a $109 million settlement fund. Claims are due by June 6.

The former Two Rivers/Gentry Academy star is the first known Minnesotan to start in a Division I women's lacrosse Final Four in at least 20 years.

According to an investigator's affidavit, the Twin Cities man clicked a phishing link, then quickly opened his Coinbase Wallet App "and saw his digital assets were being moved out of his wallet" with no ability to stop it.

Suzanne Thomas is accused of unlawfully transferring $1.5 million from her aunt's trust.

Is Shai Gilgeous-Alexander really getting fouled, or getting the benefit of the doubt? Chip Scoggins takes a look at that and more from Game 2 in OKC.

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to put a 25% tariff on Apple products unless iPhones are manufactured in the United States.

The police chief was heralded as a change-maker, but he ran into what he calls 'extreme ideologies.'

Think of the trendy beverages as a modern version of the soda fountain, where creative spirit-free combinations are fueling the craze.