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CEO Daniels will not seek contract renewal.
State holds on to fourth spot in annual ranking from United Health Foundation.
Speaker Daudt said there seems to be enough support to end the blue law this upcoming session.
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Speaker Daudt said there seems to be enough support to end the blue law this upcoming session.
The aircraft has been 15 years in the making.
"Minneapolis is going to lead on the minimum wage, and we have to get it right," the mayor said.
Silicon Prairie Online is using an emerging technology to offer more than just a space to raise capital.
Today’s lawsuit marks the second major lawsuit Attorney General Lori Swanson has filed in a week. Last Thursday, Swanson announced she was suing automaker Volkswagen.
The state has added nearly 32,000 jobs in the last 12 months.
The move by the Departments of the Interior and Agriculture deals a major blow to the prospect for a copper-nickel mine on the Iron Range.
Last month, the number of closing sales rose by more than 25 percent, the largest year-over-year increase in any month since February 2012. Pending sales were also up 9 percent.
The building is expected to include 347 residential units and 21,000 square-feet of retail and office space.
Cost of care up 5.6 percent, continues to climb.
The number of uninsured in the state could more than double, according to a report.
The hospital system is hoping to balance its budget after facing a more than $20.3 million loss this year and potentially a nearly $24 million loss in 2017.
A day after the deal’s closing, the medical device company also announced it was countersuing another medical device company over patent infringement.
Researchers believe the study opens doors to treating millions of people in the world who are paralyzed or suffering from neurodegenerative diseases.
Actions speak louder than hollow words. At its most basic level, the Wells