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Ramsey County judge says Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds must honor terms of landmark 1998 settlement agreement.

Greater transparency from health insurers is sought as costs of insurance continue to grow faster than wages.

Minnesota Power's Boswell Energy Center is allowed to pump sulfate-tainted wastewater into the Mississippi River. The state says its new permit will protect wild rice.

Luigi Mangione, suspected of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO and Minnesota resident Brian Thompson, hails from a prominent Maryland family. People who knew him say he was intelligent and promising.

The money from Nidec Corp. will go toward a center for the business school.

Lindell alleges a New York lender "took advantage of MyPillow, a cash-strapped business."

State says debts are from providers who have been sold or shut down, but audit says it could still try harder to collect.

Insurer's leader spoke internally about the criticism directed at the company. A civil debate is needed in public -- someday.

"Our journey as a brewery is coming to an end," said owner Tim Tupy, whose Boomchickapop Popcorn Ale was a big hit.

The Minneapolis-based developer finalized its purchase of the 179-acre site Friday after initially agreeing to the deal earlier this year.