Target launches new efforts to bolster Asian workers, products
Target helps launch Twin Cities Asian Executive Leadership Conference, will highlight Asian-owned businesses on website.
Minnesota company says new electric truck could revolutionize firefighting
Beyond its fast-charging batteries, the technology allows for new types of maneuvering and monitoring at fire, accident scenes.
Recovery is more visible as 1Q results at Minnesota companies emerge
Turnaround is broad-based, extends beyond shock drops of year-ago period.
Business
First military earplug trial goes against 3M
A Florida jury awards three plaintiffs $7.1 million in proceeding that could influence thousands of other lawsuits.
Business
Twin Cities construction activity grows just 1% in March
Growth stymied by steep declines in nonresidential construction
Politics
Minnesota leaders urge struggling renters to apply for aid
Legislators are still hashing out how to end the state's eviction moratorium.
Variety
How to rebalance work/life boundaries
The pandemic has all but erased the line between our personal and professional lives. Make the effort to redraw it.
Business
Albert Lea bar owner who defied COVID restrictions is arrested in Iowa
For nearly six weeks, Lisa Hanson has been in hiding after warrants were issued for her arrest.
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Black state investigator accuses Fairview Hospital security of racial profiling
Fairview spokesperson said the incident is being reviewed.
Business
Mike Mohan stepping down as president of Best Buy
The executive team is reshuffling to cover his duties.
Business
PUC rejects investigating increased Enbridge oil shipments
Indigenous group says the growth negates the need for a new Line 3.
Nation
You know her as 'Disaster Girl.' She sold an NFT of her meme for $500,000
Since Zoë Roth's father entered the image in a photo contest in 2007 and won, it has been edited into various disasters from history.
Business
Bremer Financial shareholders approve a board with no members from the Bremer Trust
The move leaves trustees who want to sell the bank company with less access to its operations and finances.
Business
Vacant Walmart store in St. Paul's Midway poised to become a home decor store
Building permit signals new possible use for shuttered building that closed in 2019.
Business
State's top 50 public companies – with No. 1 at $242B in revenue
2019 will likely be remembered as the last full year of an economic expansion that lasted more than a decade. Next year's Star Tribune 50 is likely to look very different because of the coronavirus disruption.
Business
Xcel easily tops earnings estimates
Results were helped by rate increases; utility reaffirms annual guidance.
Business
Twin Cities woman, with Buddhist monk's help, creates tech to help people destress
Unsatisfied with options on the market, entrepreneur creates her own virtual assistant to help with meditation.
Local
State Supreme Court hits pause on PolyMet permit to mine
The DNR must hold a contested case hearing on the permit to mine. Environmental groups said the ruling was a major victory.
Business
Downtown St. Cloud Giliberto's reopening with Mexican, Argentine flavors
Menu will feature empanadas, lomitos and choripán.
Business
Minnesota Supreme Court hits pause on PolyMet permit to mine
DNR must hold trial-like hearing on copper mine's tailings dam proposal.
Business
Bloomington sets sunset on all tobacco licenses
Bloomington decides to phase out all tobacco licenses beginning June 2022.
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West Metro
Developer planning high-end homes on former Plymouth golf course pauses suit against city
Developers suing the city of Plymouth for rejecting a proposal to turn a former golf course into lots for 229 homes have agreed to put…
St. Paul
St. Paul council seeks second opinion over mayor's veto of housing project
The council voted 5-2 to seek a non-binding opinion from the attorney general.
Business
Minnesota Supreme Court hits pause on PolyMet permit to mine
Mining company and environmentalists both say the ruling was a victory.
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