Two years after becoming an independent company, Solventum is doubling down on Minnesota with a major investment in innovation—one that state leaders say reinforces the region’s status as a global
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The taste of success is different for every business. For the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, success is beginning to taste like pancakes and syrup. On Saturday, hundreds of Minnesotans
Wes Beck says he’s grateful he bought his nitrogen fertilizer back in December for the upcoming planting season, before fertilizer prices jumped 20% due to the war in the Middle
The penny has been a staple of American money for more than 230 years, kept in piggy banks and lost under couch cushions. The U.S. Mint ended production of new
On an unusually warm day in late February at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, the snow beneath the oak and nut trees is littered with squirrel and wild turkey tracks.
When it comes to food, most consumers would likely agree that more is better. But with corn, that’s not the case. The U.S. currently is growing more corn that it
Ask a farmer in Minnesota right now what their biggest concern is heading into the spring planting season and you’ll likely hear multiple answers. There are high input costs for
It has now been over a week since the Trump Administration announced it was ending Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, leading to the withdrawal of more than 3,000 federal agents
When you turn to a local newscast, it’s hard to miss the ads from home services companies. They advertise like crazy, and most of them imply they’re locally owned. Minnesota
Minnesota has always had a special love for oats. The state has been one of the nation’s leading oat producers for decades, often alternating in the top spot with South
President Donald Trump once again advocated for year-round E-15 fuel on Tuesday at an event in Iowa, a win for rural communities and farmers. E-15 is a fuel blend containing
IonQ, the world’s leading quantum company, acquired Bloomington-based chipmaker SkyWater Technology on Monday for $1.8 billion. The deal includes cash and stocks, at $35 per share, according to an SEC filing.
Twin Cities Orthopedics (TCO) has appointed sports medicine orthopedic surgeon Christopher Meyer as its CEO. Meyer’s appointment, announced earlier this month, marks the first time a practicing physician has been
The list of businesses closing on Friday in response to the presence of ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement) in the state continues to grow. This comes a week after community
Nightlife around the Twin Cities has grown noticeably quieter overall the past few years. Pandemic-era habits linger and several bars have reduced hours due to labor costs and staffing shortages.
A group of over 100 clergy and community members say Target is listening to their calls to take a stance on ICE’s presence in Minnesota. Target has remained relatively quiet
Blaze Credit Union’s marketing and communications vendor–Georgia-based Marquis Software Solutions–said last month it experienced a data security incident in which an unauthorized third-party vendor potentially viewed or copied certain files
The Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis is one of the most recognizable buildings in the Twin Cities and has been for decades. From the outside, Minnesotans can see the