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Polaris hopes innovation culture at Roseau will help drive company's future
With $8 billion in sales and 16,000 global employees, Medina-based Polaris still relies on its Roseau plant for success.
Firefighting foam trials present next big PFAS challenge for 3M
The PFAS-laden fire suppressant developed by 3M and the U.S. Navy has left the company with a mountain of litigation and the military with a multibillion-dollar clean-up.
Minnesota engineer 'privateer' beats pros in off-road racing series
Robert Loire, a senior systems engineer at Polaris, defeated professionals at his home track this summer.
The importance of researching options for Medicare open enrollment
Few people take advantage of the Medicare open enrollment season, which is quickly approaching, but researching your choices is well worth the time and effort.
401(k) Adviser: It's a good time to review some basic truths about investing
Recovery from market downturns can take awhile. Diversification helps.
U.S. recruiting organic farmers as consumer demand rises
The nation's demand for organic food is outstripping supply. And rather than an influx of farmers making the conversion, the opposite is occurring.
How to help friends, family get out of debt
If you're worried, you can start with a careful, nonjudgmental conversation.
Twin Cities Consumers' Checkbook: Travel agents are still around, making trips go smoothly
So many travelers DIY it all. But travel agents still play an important and helpful role.
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Yuen: The world is getting to know Ann Kim. And they're crying, too
The Minneapolis restaurateur's episode on Netflix's "Chef's Table" is inspiring people to live authentically.
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David Cleveland, a Minneapolis community banker and MN Cup founder, dies at 89
Cleveland died at his farm in Wisconsin earlier this month.
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Neighbors unhappy about crypto mining operation in Glencoe, Minn.
Crypto company says it's doing everything possible to reduce noise.
Hennepin County recently helped fund its 10,000th affordable housing unit
County milestone is two decades in the making.
Yuen: The world is getting to know Ann Kim. And they're crying, too
The Minneapolis restaurateur's episode on Netflix's "Chef's Table" is inspiring people to live authentically.
Jury set for trial of Chinese billionaire Richard Liu, accused of raping University of Minnesota student
Opening statements are expected Monday in the civil trial, held in Hennepin County District Court.
Biden administration narrows eligibility for student debt cancellation
Those with Federal Family Education Loans or Perkins Loans may no longer qualify.
North Oaks build-out to continue after settlement with Hill descendants
The North Oaks Co., owned by Hill's great-granddaughter and her husband, now has the city's approval to build out the final phases of the private community.
Housing construction in Twin Cities metro dips for fifth month
Declines in for-sale new housing have been offset by an increase in demand for new rental housing as higher borrowing costs are forcing some would-be buyers to rent instead.
Minnesota approves modest hikes for MNsure health plans, touts tax credits for many
Three major carriers will increase average premiums less than 3% while a fourth will cut its monthly rate. More than 70,000 are eligible for tax credits averaging $6,700.
Mpls. will let barbecue food trucks with external smokers operate through November
What you need to know about the barbecue food truck showdown between the city and food trucks.
St. Louis Park tech firm rolls out 'virtual social justice museum' on new platform
REM5 has worked with Target, General Mills, the University of St. Thomas and others to make it part of their employee training.