Construction will begin in June on the new $7.5 million outdoor stadium, which will include a 2,300-square-foot grandstand, grass seating, and various other upgrades.
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The state's entire forecast balance is already allocated under state law, which requires $5 million to go toward rebuilding state reserves and the remainder to pay off debt.
The state's employment-driven by the private sector-continued to grow in January; still, government jobs continued their decline, and some of the drop in unemployment may be attributed to decreased labor force participation.
General Mills has bought Food Should Taste Good, a maker of natural snack foods, including tortilla chips made in flavors ranging from sweet potato to chocolate.
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General Mills has bought Food Should Taste Good, a maker of natural snack foods, including tortilla chips made in flavors ranging from sweet potato to chocolate.
Acqua Restaurant & Wine Bar, Capital Grille, Joan's in the Park, and Tim McKee's La Belle Vie are among the nation's 100 restaurants that provide the best service, according to OpenTable.
O'Neal Hampton, a former Biggest Loser contestant who shed 170 pounds, is launching a foundation in Bloomington to spread the gospel of healthy lifestyles by connecting obese people with experienced nutritionists, among other services.
They’re not just for breakfast anymore. Or so you’ve heard.
A space in Uptown Minneapolis' Calhoun Square was recently vacated by the Italian restaurant Il Gatto, but new tenant Primebar is set to take over later this spring or in early summer.
The discount retailer said that same-store sales-sales at stores open at least a year and a key industry barometer-jumped 7 percent last month, and net retail sales rose 8 percent to $5.1 billion.
Start-up Knowmad creates customized, off-the-beaten-path journeys through South America.
Bill Hawkins, who served as CEO of Medtronic from 2007 to 2011, has been tapped as the chairman of a new public-private partnership that aims to establish a regulatory science center in Minnesota.
The story of a pugnacious, working-class kid from Detroit who long ago made TCF a household name, but is reinventing it again today.
Is the KQRS era ending or is a new ratings technology blind to its hard-working, middle-class audience?
Don’t think sci-fi: ReconRobotics creates guidable, pocket-size robots for the military and law enforcement.
A trendy mobile marketing tool is driving consumers to deals, details, and some disappointment, too.
After several days of speculation as to which new airline would begin serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, it has been revealed that Spirit Airlines will begin operating flights from MSP on May 31.
The Plymouth-based company said that Shelly Ibach, who joined it in 2007 and moved up to the C-suite last year, has been one of the "key architects" behind its growth formula.
A just-released state report shows that Minnesota employers reported 49,900 job openings during the fourth quarter of 2011, about 53 percent of which were for full-time, permanent positions.