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Home building in the Twin Cities plummeted during March
Higher mortgage payments could be one reason why there are fewer building permits this month.
Typo in U.S. Bancorp's annual report misrepresented the value of the bank's loans
The Minneapolis-based bank accidentally said its loans were worth $50.6 billion more than when they originated instead of $12.4 billion less.
Dick's moving into former Herberger's space at Rosedale Center
The sporting goods emporium should officially open in late 2024, six years after the department store closed.
Residents return after train derails, burns in western Minn.
About 22 cars carrying ethanol and corn syrup jumped the tracks just after 1 a.m. Thursday. By midday, the 800 or so residents of the town of Raymond, Minn., who were told to evacuate were allowed to return.
What we know about ethanol train derailments in Minnesota
In 2022, the state produced 1.4 billion gallons of ethanol that is mostly transported by rail.
Rep. Pete Stauber mining effort passes U.S. House
The Minnesota Republican's push, which he described as modernizing the permitting process, cleared the chamber as part of a broader GOP-led energy package.
Disgraced Twin Cities lawyer faces tougher punishment for sexually harassing employees
On Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled a six-month suspension for Clayton Halunen is "inadequate" discipline.
Minnesota train derailment, ethanol fire renew safety fears
Hundreds of people had to evacuate their Minnesota town after a train hauling ethanol and corn syrup derailed and caught fire early Thursday, but authorities were hopeful that the quick response and cold weather would help limit the impact of this latest crash.
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St. Anthony: 'Barber Bob' leaving Grain Exchange in downtown Minneapolis
The customers of Bob Haddow, also an art historian, painter and author, appreciate him as much for stories and eclectic interests as haircuts.
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St. Anthony: Couple build farm-to-fork business — and community — in central Minnesota
Jenni and Tom Smude pivoted about 15 years ago after nearly losing their farm.
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Car sales expected to rise this year as inventories improve despite high prices, interest rates
As snow melts, the car shopping season kicks off in Minnesota, starting with the nine-day Twin Cities Auto Show opening Friday.
St. Anthony: 'Barber Bob' leaving Grain Exchange in downtown Minneapolis
The customers of Bob Haddow, also an art historian, painter and author, appreciate him as much for stories and eclectic interests as haircuts.
St. Anthony: Couple build farm-to-fork business — and community — in central Minnesota
Jenni and Tom Smude pivoted about 15 years ago after nearly losing their farm.
Sauk Rapids man gets 18 months for climbing on train, stabbing engineer
The 41-year-old was also ordered to pay more than $13,000 to BNSF Railway.
Cargill to stop handling Russian grains for export as war in Ukraine continues
Citing "export-related challenges," the Minnesota-based grain giant said it will stop elevating Russian grain in July.
UnitedHealthcare reducing some 'prior authorization' requirements
The Minnetonka-based insurer says it will eliminate nearly 20% of restrictions to boost convenience for doctors, patients — the latest national insurer to adjust its requirements.
Winnebago buying lithium-ion battery maker as it continues push into electric vehicles
Terms of the deal were not disclosed but sale is expected to be finalized by end of May.
Twin Cities swimming pool builder charged in alleged down-payment scam
Charges say he spent some of the money gambling, making child support payments, and on a horse and saddle.
New 27-story apartment tower coming to Minneapolis skyline
About half the apartments will be income-restricted.
Ramstad: At Minnesota's newest bank, deposits grew after recent industry turmoil
Some businesses already had EntreBank on their radar, while others are spreading deposits around.