A 2012 environmental review of the SWLRT alignment says that the impacts on parkland could be mitigated. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board isn’t so sure.
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Rochester and St. Louis Park are named to Livability.com’s 2015 list.
A partnership between Ecumen and one of the state’s higher education systems wants to add youth to senior care to help jumpstart hiring in the field.
The St. Paul newspaper’s parent company said Friday it is considering options that may include selling the N.Y.-based chain or "regional clusters" of its newspapers.
Newly proposed rules would no longer require many restaurants to get the majority of their sales from food rather than alcohol.
After earning a Best Picture Oscar as a producer, Bill Pohlad returns to directing with the now-acclaimed Love & Mercy.
Target, US Bank and Wells Fargo are part of a long list of companies that are embracing Apple’s new mobile wallet technology.
The Summit Avenue mansion’s previous tenant, the College of Visual Arts, was shuttered in June 2013.
Minneapolis and St. Paul are near the bottom of a recent study of the best places for Hispanics to start a business.
Nearly half of the projects planned the next two years will be in the Twin Cities.
Cargill becomes the latest agricultural firm to offer software to farmers, while technology player Conservis beefs up its cloud-based farm management offerings
The same day workers across the country marched in support of higher pay, Frey said he is looking into raising the city's minimum wage.
The 150-year-old newspaper has watched its staff continue to dwindle even after emerging from bankruptcy and shifting its printing to the Star Tribune.
A final Night Market for the summer will be held Sept. 6 and a day market is set for Sept. 21 near Mai Village.
Its board of directors now includes the president and COO of leading cloud computing firm Workday
Tucked into the small towns of west-central Minnesota, manufacturing firms are helping fuel low unemployment and economic growth.
First up, a new environmental impact statement — and, probably, a lawsuit.
Within hours of the deal being announced, several law firms specializing in shareholder actions announced plans to “investigate” the proposed merger.