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Johnny Opara and his JO Cos. have $200 million in projects in the pipeline and opened a $23.4 million affordable housing complex in Brooklyn Center earlier this month.

Prices also increased statewide, with the median closing price last month in the Twin Cities at $375,000.

It's been a bad year for the classic Twin Cities bakery chain as it has closed several other outlets and has been sued by its lender.

The Minnesota Democrat was elected by her colleagues to the ranking member post, as the agriculture committee is expected to work on a new farm bill.

Boston Scientific said approximately 13% of devices from its Accolade family of pacemakers built before Sept. 2018 face an increased potential to switch to a pacing mode that may not provide optimal support of a patient's cardiac condition.

From Holidazzle in Minneapolis and Glow in St. Paul to markets in breweries and art fairs in churches, the markets give makers and entrepreneurs a low-barrier place to start.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to return to office, undocumented workers and their families in Minnesota face uncertainty and concern about what's in store.

Anteris Technologies, which is creating a new kind of transcatheter heart valve for aortic stenosis, aims to compete with medtech giants like Medtronic.

Minnetonka-based health care giant denies allegations in case where judge saw evidence of "hand in the cookie jar."

Take your prescription and shop around at the many optical retailers to find a pair of glasses that suits you and your budget.