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They cite "consumer trends," but state laws give an economic case to make the switch.

The toy seller has fielded multiple blows, including tariff costs this year after an eviction from the Mall of America in 2024.

Nearly two dozen stations in Minnesota receive CPB funds, totaling $17.2 million in the last fiscal year.

Nuway Alliance, which has facilities across Minnesota, allegedly violated federal anti-kickback rules and submitted false Medicaid claims.

Apartment construction is hitting the skids at a time when demand is on the rise.

Patients and staff will relocate to St. Anthony as the health system cites declining demand in the city's core.

The duo, who bought the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx this week, made their wealth via blockbuster deals and benefited from key partnerships.

Four days per week will be the new standard starting in July for employees who split work weeks between home and the office.

Concerns raised by University of Minnesota's Dr. David Boulware correct record before a federal vaccine advisory committee votes against thimerosal as a preservative in flu vaccines.

Teen unemployment is rising as more adults are taking retail jobs and hiring is slowing. But there are still opportunities out there.