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As the manhunt for the shooter stretches into its fifth day, UnitedHealthcare has opted to place some fencing around its headquarters in Minnetonka.

No new breakthroughs were reported Saturday in the intensive hunt for the person who shot the Minnesota healthcare executive in New York City.

Minnetonka-based Medica previously announced temporary HQ shutdown as health plans move to protect workers.

For decades, lawyer and scholar john a. powell has been quietly influencing the civil rights scene in the Twin Cities.

Work stoppage, scheduled to begin Monday, is centered on pay and staffing demands.

Your will, estate plan and end-of-life wishes will communicate to your loved ones what to do with your assets after your death.

The manufacturer is planning $127 million in upgrades to its infrastructure and cybersecurity as the U.S. works to strengthen its position in the global industry.

Minnesota has the second-most workers receiving subminimum wages of any state. Whether the Trump administration will support the proposed phaseout of the low wages remains uncertain.

The insurance executive, fatally shot on a New York City sidewalk in a targeted attack, lived in Maple Grove.

Citing 'an abundance of caution,' the nonprofit health plan's move responds to safety concerns after shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO ...