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Doug Hughes, a retired army ranger and Brown County jail sergeant, now works with the county's Probation Department and Families First Children's Collaborative to help students stay in school. Every fall, he runs New Ulm Nightmares.

A decade after blockbuster $49.9 billion merger, former leaders say Minnesota-run medtech maker facing innovation reckoning.

The aging of America's population represents a historic moment to create an institutional and cultural infrastructure for a more inclusive and vibrant America.

From asking the Better Business Bureau for help to checking insurance coverage, use every resource to ensure your next car rental is affordable and easy.

A business-funded documentary put crime at the center of Minnesota's slow economic development. But that's not the root cause of the problem.

Office of Cannabis Management released a memo Friday providing guidance on the state's new licensing system for THC beverage makers.

Data on Minneapolis-St. Paul's 'headquarters economy' is being updated after 10 years to assess if Minnesota remains an economic unicorn.

Also, Jennie-O tops the list of bird flu indemnity payments, and there's a local tie-in for this year's McDonald's Monopoly game.

Matthew Fitzgerald found many farmers, especially smaller ones, still use pen and pencil bookkeeping.

It's also time for businesses of all sizes to choose administrators for new benefits to workers.