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INTRODUCING 'WORTH IT'
Each Friday, our cast of locals who know Minnesota inside and out share the places worth a look, stories worth attention and events worth your time and money.
Minnesota’s largest public-private partnership has sparked billions of dollars in investment in downtown Rochester — but not without a few bumps along the way.
![Jon Settergren, a Nisswa firefighter, surveys the smoldered remains of a structure as part of the efforts to combat the Camp House wildfire in Brimson, Minn. on Thursday, May 15, 2025. ]
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Five years after the civil unrest in which many buildings were burned or damaged, the corridor in south Minneapolis is coming back to life and resuming its important role in the lives of immigrants.
Opening acts Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell triumphed without the bells and whistles.
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CEO Brian Cornell said a number of factors led to a sharp sales decline in the first quarter, including a boycott led by Black leaders.
![Michael Fiddelke, Target CFO, at the downtown Target store Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, MN.] DAVID JOLES • david.joles@startribune.com Three years ago, Target laid out a bold plan to invest $7 billion into its business that paid off better than anyone could have imagined. Executives will head back to New York this week to lay out the next iteration of their strategy.](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/SVPXUQT5IMZ577JHGLS5NYAPFI.jpg?&w=252&ar=3:2&fit=crop)
