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Several individuals indicted in a housing fraud probe have links to companies enrolled in other human services programs, a Minnesota Star Tribune investigation has found.

Entrepreneurs face a "green tax" of high rents, wary landlords and zoning restrictions as they race to launch under new state licenses.

Places that once leaned on big-name chefs and special occasions are looking to draw in diners with a more relaxed vibe, menu and prices.

Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo would like to be traded to a contender. The Timberwolves are contenders.

The showdown between two of the competition's best contestants closed the episode.

The global nonprofit plans to restore the area north of Two Harbors' habitats, including those burned in the Greenwood Fire.

With J.J. McCarthy and Carson Wentz working through injuries, former Gophers QB Max Brosmer is gaining valuable experience running the Vikings' scout team.

The business allegedly sold deceptive insurance policies to about 1,700 residents, according to the state. One woman claimed she was stuck with almost $40,000 in medical bills.

Report cites deep dissatisfaction among field staff for a problem that has festered for six years.

The Wisconsin-based company has opened more than 200 locations in Minnesota so far including one last week in Moorhead.