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Minneapolis-based Onward Investors partnered with two other firms to purchase the city's third-tallest building.

Minnetonka-based healthcare company confirmed the disclosure by New York police about suspect Luigi Mangione.

Construction on Summit's pipeline can't start until the project moves ahead in North Dakota. It has inspired a debate over risk of a leak and the value of of carbon capture for ethanol as a climate solution.

The company discussed preserving the mill's massive mural, holding job fairs.

Federal law enforcement suspects many autism centers are billing the state for services not actually provided to young Minnesotans with autism spectrum disorder.

Tourist spending amounted to a record $14.1 billion in 2023. The state's tourism industry said spending has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, but it falls short when adjusted for inflation.

Installers and experts say batteries can be a good source of backup power for homes and businesses. They could also be a moneymaker, though not yet for most Minnesotans.

A pair of Twin Cities developers will seek final city approval this month to build 15 upscale condos in the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis, making it what could be the biggest condo project in the city to break ground in at least five years ...

AMTAS is growing in the VA system and oversees, while adoption in private health care settings in the U.S. is slow.

Officials temporarily relocated residents to hotels following a water leak in the troubled property.