Twin Cities Weed, Alcohol Spots Cut Off Over Taxes: See The List

The state lists include restaurants, bars, liquor stores, smoke shops, and other businesses across the metro.

Amazon 30-Minute Delivery Is Now Live In Parts Of Minneapolis

The new service promises grocery items, household essentials, and more in about 30 minutes or less.

Iconic Minneapolis Music Festival Ends After More Than 25 Years

Organizers said the final event was held in 2024, ending a long run for a beloved Twin Cities summer tradition.

Work, Learn & Play: A Guide To Everyday Connectivity

Fast, reliable internet and a few smart habits can make working, learning, gaming and unwinding from home feel a whole lot easier.

Tariffs, Weaker Canada Trade Drive 14 Percent Q3 Drop In Minnesota Exports

Exports of agricultural, mining, and manufactured goods totaled $5.7 billion from July through September, a 14 percent decline.

Hennepin Healthcare To Lay Off About 100 Workers In Minneapolis

The layoffs are tied to service consolidations as the health system faces major financial pressures.

GAF To Close Minneapolis Plant, Lay Off 120 Workers

The roofing manufacturer will permanently shut down its Lowry Avenue facility this spring.

Businesses Face Pressure To Respond To Immigration Enforcement While Also Becoming A Target Of It

In Minneapolis, some hotels, restaurants and other businesses have temporarily closed their doors or stopped accepting reservations.

Twin Cities Businesses Close Friday In ICE Protest, Economic Blackout

Businesses say they are closing to protest ICE activity and give workers time to rest, organize or grieve.

Holiday Gift Mall Store Closing Some Locations: What To Know In MN

Atlanta-based Newell’s other brands include Sharpie, Mr. Coffee, Oster, Rubbermaid, and Sunbeam.

MN Consumer Alert: Homeowners Warned About Minnesota Rusco’s Sudden Shutdown

The attorney general is urging Minnesotans to act quickly after the longtime home renovation company shut down without warning.

List: Minnesota Cannabis Businesses Hit With Delivery Freeze

State records show that more than 30 Minnesota businesses are temporarily barred from receiving cannabis deliveries over tax issues.

Target Layoffs Hit Twin Cities: 815 Jobs Cut At Minneapolis, Brooklyn Park Offices

The cuts at Target’s Minneapolis and Brooklyn Park offices follow a plan to trim about 1,800 corporate roles nationwide.

More Than 20 Minnesota Businesses Restricted From Buying Cannabis Products

More than 20 Minnesota businesses were restricted from buying new cannabis products.

Centrex Rehab Dissolving Operations, Layoffs To Hit 311 Minnesota Workers

More than 300 employees at Centrex Rehab just learned their jobs are ending this fall, state records show.

Red Robin May Close MN Locations As Burger Chain Tries To Recoup Debt

The gourmet burger chain Red Robin plans to close around 70 underperforming locations, potentially including restaurants in Minnesota.

Nursing Mom Settles Lawsuit With Sun Country Airlines

A former Sun Country Airlines employee claimed the company violated her right to pump at work and not face discrimination.

Cub Foods Is 5th-Most Affordable Grocery Store In Twin Cities: Report

A new report in the Star Tribue ranks the eight grocery chains in the Twin Cities metro area based on affordability.

Startups Seek Donations From Minneapolis Residents As Uber, Lyft Exit

A pair of rideshare startups are seeking an infusion of cash from Minneapolis residents as Uber and Lyft prepare to exit the city.

3 MN Cities Among Best Places To Live In America In New Report

The list, now in its 10th year, is intended to help everyone from young professionals to retirees decide where they want to live.

Minneapolis To Take 'Permissive' Approach On Cannabis: Mayor

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey promised the city will be friendly to businesses that want to sell cannabis products.

Allina Health, SEIU Avoid Strike With Tentative Agreement

The agreement comes after more than a year of negotiations, including a final bargaining session that lasted 19 hours, union officials said.

Mayo Clinic Nurses Back Legislation Their Employer Wants To Nix

The Mayo Clinic is threatening to pull billions of dollars in funding over a nurse staffing bill making its way through the legislature.

Target To Close Its Store In Uptown

The Uptown location was one of Target's first compact stores intended to serve residents in dense urban neighborhoods.

Member Of Gov. Walz's Cabinet Leaving To Run The Star Tribune

Gov. Tim Walz​ appointed Steve Grove to his cabinet in January 2019. He is leaving that position to become CEO of the Star Tribune.

Kowalski’s Market To Open Store At Southdale Center

The high-end Twin Cities grocer will move into the space previously occupied by Herberger’s.

Minneapolis Restaurants Open Christmas Day And Christmas Eve 2022

Most restaurants are closed on Christmas Day in Minneapolis, but not all.

Massive Nurse Strike Likely Averted After Tentative Deals Reached

Last week, 15,000 nurses from the Twin Cities, Twin Ports, and Two Harbors voted to authorize a strike over labor conditions.

Minneapolis Is Hiring Police Officers: How Much Will You Get Paid?

Minneapolis is hoping that by offering competitive wages and benefits, it can lure in new recruits amid a severe officer staffing shortage.

Minneapolis-Based General Mills Pauses Ads On Twitter

The global food company is the latest corporation to pause ads on Twitter following Elon Musk's takeover.

Target's Delivery Service Company Is Ripping Off Workers: Ellison

State Attorney General Keith Ellison said Target-owned Shipt is "taking advantage of Minnesotans to enrich itself."

Minneapolis Native Poppy Harlow Steps Into New Role At CNN

Poppy Harlow will join Kaitlin Collins and Don Lemon in CNN's new morning show.

Minneapolis Cafe Owner Pleads Guilty In Feeding Our Future Fraud: Feds

The woman still owns Brava Cafe, which remains in good standing with the state of Minnesota, documents state.

Daunte Wright's Girlfriend Sues Katie Wright Over GoFundMe Cash

Chyna Whitaker, the mother of Daunte Wright's son, has filed a lawsuit against Benjamin Crump and Katie Wright over donated money.

PETA Tells Minnesotans To Stop Eating 'Juicy Lucy' Burgers

PETA recently put up a billboard in Minneapolis that goes after the beloved, locally famous "Juicy Lucy" burger.

Inflation Still Painfully High: How It Affects Minnesota

In the Midwest, inflation rose to 8.1 percent in August 2022 when compared to August 2021.

What's Open, Closed In Minneapolis On Labor Day 2022

Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and is the last weekend before most schools in Minnesota start up again.

Minneapolis Cider Company's New THC Drink Promises 'A Nice Buzz'

The drink comes on the heels of a new law that legalized cannabis-infused gummies and beverages in Minnesota.

Minneapolis Brewery Unveils New Cannabis-Infused Seltzer

THC is the active ingredient in marijuana, and the newly legal products can give users a similar experience to smoking cannabis.

Target Says It Will Lower Prices On Products Due To Unwanted Inventory

Minneapolis-based Target​ plans to slash prices on extra inventory as the habits of customers change amid record inflation.

Valor™ CEO Rick Niemi On Compounded Prescriptions

CEO Views collaborated with Rick Niemi, Valor Compounding Pharmacy’s CEO, on a piece for the Objective of Compounded Prescriptions