The SEIU Local 26, which represents thousands of commercial janitors in the Twin Cities, said its members plan to walk off the job for 24 hours.
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Amid a national decline in MBA applications, the university cuts programs and restructures administration.
Sadler has been a supplier for Hormel for more than two decades.
The two owners are alleged to have misused customers’ payments for 20 years.
Duluth-based aircraft company tops total annual deliveries for fifth year running, hires over 10 percent more employees.
The new shop is aimed at preparing the company for an anticipated uptick in demand for medical cannabis.
Updated "smart beds" due out this year will adjust temperature and measure heart rate variability.
Walker Art Center reveals the art of nonprofit finance.
The new contract includes a 7.5 percent wage increase over three years.
City leaders are considering establishing a Community Development Corporation that would join First Avenue in overseeing the venue.
In December, Granite City filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and opened an auction for its assets.
The health plan provider says it issued the grants to help tackle health disparities across Minnesota.
Medtronic, 3M, Ecolab, Ergotron, and more are pitching in to support efforts to counter the virus.
Golden Gate School of Law professor Anthony Niedwiecki has been chosen to serve as president and dean of Mitchell Hamline.
Inside Minneapolis’ new 100 Restrooms initiative.
