The First Native-Owned Fabric Store Exclusively Sells Materials That Celebrate Native Culture

Fire Mountain Fabrics exclusively sells Native prints, and it's owned by two Native women, Arlene Fairbanks and Jessica Travis.

Xcel Energy Cleaning Up Leak At MN Nuclear Power Plant

Xcel Energy said it confirmed the leak on Nov. 22 at its Monticello plant and alerted the state and Nuclear Regulatory Commission that day.

Bally Sports North's Parent Company Files For Bankruptcy

Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday.

Target Closing Store In Uptown Minneapolis

Target announced Monday that they would be shutting down their Target Express location adjacent to Lake and Lagoon.

A Look At How Downtown Minneapolis And St. Paul Have Bounced Back From The Pandemic

The pandemic sent workers and visitors to Minneapolis and St. Paul home. But new cellphone data shows things are starting to rebound.

Moorhead Dairy Queen Opens Despite Snowfall

The Moorhead DQ opens every year on March 1, a tradition that they carried on this year, despite snowfall.

THC Beverage Makers Worried About Being Left Out Of Minnesota's New Cannabis Bill

"It's been great because new people are coming in, people we've never seen before," said brewery business owner Ryan Pitman.

3M To Lay Off About 2,500 Employees Due To 2023 Economic Outlook

One of Minnesota's largest employers announced that they intend to cut about 2,500 jobs in the near future.

World's First AI-Generated Online Course Created By Minnesota Startup

A Minnesota startup says it has made the world's first online course that was created entirely by using artificial intelligence.

Whether You Thirst For Root Beer Or Spaghetti Pop, Blue Sun Soda Shop Has You Covered

"I didn't think it would ever work. I didn't think anyone would ever show up. I didn't even hire anybody," Lazarchic said.

Hardware Stores Prepare For Winter Storms By Over-Stocking Supply

Assistant manager John Madson says the shovels, salt and ice melt are popular items at Jerry's Do It Best Hardware in Edina.

Company Accused Of Hiring Children At MN Job Sites Agrees To Oversight

Packers Sanitation Services Inc. hired minors ages 13 to 17 for hazardous jobs cleaning power equipment overnight, federal authorities said.

3M Launches Shipping Materials Made From Recycled Products

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, plastic and packaging waste make up nearly one third of our yearly trash.

Company Hired Children To Work Hazardous Jobs In MN: Dept. Of Labor

The company is being investigated by the Department Of Labor, which claimed several of the children suffered chemical burns and injuries.

Nearly 10 Years Later, Sanford And Fairview Again In Talks About Merging Health Systems

The merged system would be based in Sioux Falls and include 78,000 employees and more than 50 hospitals.

Target's Shares Are Tumbling As Retailer Warns Of Weak Holiday Season

Target's profit plunged 52% in the third quarter and the retailer warned of a sluggish holiday.

"It's All Hands On Deck": Minn. Farmers Expected To See Increased Soybean Yields This Fall

Despite a drought last summer and another dry summer, Minnesota is expected to increase soybean yields by 6% compared to last year.

Group Homes In Twin Cities Offering Hiring Incentives Amid Staffing Shortages

Staffing concerns at group homes across the state have some companies offering a variety of different incentives to fill the void.

3M To Spin Off Health Care Business, Create "New 3M"

One of Minnesota's largest employers announced Tuesday it will split into two multibillion-dollar businesses.

Top Half Of IDS Closes Due To Flooding

The upper half of the tower remained closed Thursday while crews work to dry everything out.

Gas Station Owners Struggling Amid Rise In Prices

Some of the people who you may think would be benefitting from the sky high prices are actually hurting.

Minnesota Kohl's Stores Face Possible New Ownership

Minnesota Kohl's stores may be in store for a change as the brand is currently in exclusive negotiations with a new owner.

Teen Girls Pitch Apps To Top Executives

Eight teenage girls from around Minnesota got some facetime with some of the most powerful business leaders in the country.

Craft Brewers Conference Brings Thousands To Downtown Minneapolis

It's the biggest convention Minneapolis has seen since 2019.

Mother’s Day Brunch Spots: Twin Cities Eateries Among America’s Best

Consider treating Mom to these Twin Cities eateries this Mother's Day.

Walmart Sign In Hudson, Wisconsin Has … An Obvious Misspelling

Outside the retail store on 2222 Crest View Drive, a large sign shows “Walmarrt.”

GZA names Sean Leary as Edina District Office Manager

As Associate Principal, Sean Leary will lead GZA’s Minnesota market

2 Minneapolis Coffee Roasters Team Up For New Blend

Coffee drinkers, there's a new blend being released this morning that is sure to tempt your tastebuds.

Avian Flu Detected In 2 Minnesota Flocks

The Minnesota Board of Animal Health is urging flock owners large and small to enforce strong biosecurity measures.

These Minnesota Billionaires Could Pay 20% More Under Biden Plan

The plan is a part of the Biden administration's effort to reduce the federal deficit over the next decade.

Minnesota Now Has Lowest Unemployment Rate Since 1999

Officials attribute the decline in Minnesota’s unemployment rate "entirely" to people moving from unemployment to employment.

Some Small Businesses Protest Russian Invasion With Vodka Boycott

Some Minnesotans are taking a stand in a small way against Russia.

Customer Trust Leads To Record Year For Small Town Minnesota Car Dealership, Despite Supply Chain Issues

The pandemic has changed many of the ways we conduct business. The automotive industry is no different.

Friends Opening Downtown Mpls. Space To Tie City Together

The entrepreneurs told WCCO what they are about to do with a four-story Nicollet Mall space.

Love Your Melon Sold To National Brand Group

Two University of St. Thomas students launched Love Your Melon in 2012.

Supply Issues Impacting Snowmobile Sales

Dealers say that supply chain issues are holding up snowmobile sales this year.

Here's How Much Minimum Wage Will Go Up In 2022 In Minnesota

The price index is increasing by 2.5 percent to keep up with inflation.

What Will The Job Market Look Like In 2022?

How can job candidates best take advantage of the market in the new year?

Omicron Has Businesses, Churches Making Changes To Stay COVID Safe

With no mandates being enacted, it's up to them to decide if changes are needed.

Wuollet Bakery Making 40,000th Gingerbread House

A holiday tradition reaches a major milestone.