Set to open in 2024, the North Loop Green development on North 5th Street has landed a 15-year lease covering 113,000 square feet of office space. The move may represent
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3M Co. announced this week it will stop the manufacturing of all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS or "forever chemicals"— by the end of 2025. Factors that contributed
Minnesota’s largest private university has named its 16th president. After a national search, the University of St. Thomas Board of Trustees has unanimously selected Robert Vischer – the university's current interim
Maplewood Mall will go up for auction this February, less than a year after its last sale. Nashville-based Brookwood Capital Advisors, the property's current owners, bought the mall in June
Soon after Jane Fonda's Workout Book first came out in 1981, Gayle Winegar, a young Macalester College student, spent her senior year on a sailboat traveling from California to the
In many ways, the Pohlad family has shaped downtown Minneapolis. Their development company, United Properties, has built several big-name towers around here, including the recently completed Four Seasons hotel, the
Vireo Health has dropped a lawsuit alleging that the state’s new hemp-derived THC edible law unconstitutionally discriminates against the company’s market for edible THC products. In a motion filed in Hennepin
Large images of gummy-bear-shaped edibles containing 100 milligrams of THC per serving were on display at the state capitol Monday as the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy announced a civil lawsuit
A new makers market featuring over 40 BIPOC and women-owned businesses is bringing new life to the historic Young-Quinlan Building in downtown Minneapolis this holiday season. The Holiday Village at
Winnebago Industries Inc.'s first facility exclusively dedicated to research and development is coming to Minnesota, though it's not yet clear where or when it will be up and running. The
The boom in alcohol consumption during the early days of the pandemic has been the subject of numerous studies and news reports. But, more quietly, a different trend has been
Jeff Hollander and Paul Pirner stopped drinking alcohol around the same time nearly a decade ago, but the friends didn’t lose their taste for craft beer. At the time, the
Minnesota's startup scene may not have the same cachet as places like San Francisco or Boston, but investors and entrepreneurs alike are beginning to see potential in the North Star
Turkey farmers across the world this year have battled the spread of bird flu, and Minnesota—still the largest turkey-producing state in the nation—has been hit particularly hard. With 105 highly
This week, a coalition of 40 attorneys general reached a multi-state privacy settlement with Google over its location-tracking practices, and Minnesota gets a chuck of the payout. Minnesota will receive
After Bright Health Group announced plans to end its individual and family health insurance offerings and reduce its Medicare Advantage coverage to only California and Florida, one health care analyst
The Minnesota Twins Accelerator by Techstars is stepping up to the plate again with a new cohort of startups. The team announced today the second iteration of its Techstars accelerator,
Headquarters: Minneapolis Founded: 2021 Founders: Nick Rawn and Grant Krieger Funds raised: $400,000 in pre-seed from individual private investors Recipes abound on the internet, from food blogs to TikTok. But