Cafe Near Minnehaha Falls Closes

In an Instagram post, the cafe's ownership said they made the difficult decision to close.

Target Apologizes, Pulls 'Offensive' Halloween Costume After Backlash: 'We Know We Got This Wrong'

Critics said the costume evoked a painful piece of history, and the Minneapolis retailer says it got this one wrong.

Surprise New Owner From Silicon Valley Buys, Takes Over Minnesota Timberwolves, Lynx

A Silicon Valley investor is taking over as the largest shareholder in Minnesota's NBA and WNBA franchises at a $4.5 billion valuation.

Minneapolis-Based Target Just Cashed A Massive Tariff Refund Check

The retailer's profit doubled last quarter, but the real story is where nearly $1 billion of that boost came from.

Top 5 Minnesota CEOs Made A Combined $328 Million Last Year: Report

One executive's payout alone dwarfed the rest of the state's top earners combined, a Star Tribune report shows.

Minnesota Banks Must Continue Flagging Overseas Transactions Over $3,000

Hennepin and Ramsey County banks must report overseas transfers of $3,000 or more under the renewed order.

Longtime Fox 9 Anchor Announces Departure

The anchor said she's stepping away after 11 years, sharing the news in a handwritten note to viewers.

New Meteorologist Joining KSTP-TV From Memphis

Minnesota TV viewers will soon see a new meteorologist on KSTP-TV.

MN Star Tribune Guild Vows To Fight Layoffs After Pulitzer Win

The union said the cuts target a newsroom that covered some of Minnesota’s biggest stories of the past year.

Minnesota Star Tribune Cutting 15 Percent Of Jobs, Exploring New Ownership Model

The cuts come about a month after the newspaper won a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of the Annunciation shooting.

Ice Cream From Minneapolis Creamery May Contain Metal Fragments

A state advisory names four products sold or served at a Minneapolis ice cream shop.

Minnesota Beats Wisconsin, Iowa, Dakotas In Best Economies Ranking

Minnesota's rank was boosted by strong marks for economic health and innovation potential.

WCCO Radio Will Switch Over Thursday Afternoon, Ending 90-Year Era

The longtime Minnesota radio station is moving to a new national news network.

Star Tribune Ranks Minnesota's 50 Largest Public Companies

The new ranking shows where Minnesota's biggest companies stand after a year of rising revenue, falling profits and job cuts.

Nearly 9,900 Remote Gig Workers To Be Laid Off By Minneapolis Company

A Minneapolis-based staffing marketplace plans to permanently lay off nearly 9,900 remote gig workers nationwide, including 23 in Minnesota.

34 Minneapolis Groups To Split $1M In Metro Surge Recovery Grants: List

The city said the grants are meant to help bring customers back to neighborhood business districts hurt by Operation Metro Surge.

Minneapolis Mayor Eyes City Center For New Wolves, Lynx Arena: Report

Axios reported that the "mostly vacant" downtown Minneapolis site could become a potential new home for the Timberwolves and Lynx.

Why Minneapolis, St. Paul Rank So Low For Business Startups In New Report

A new national ranking is casting a mixed light on the Twin Cities as a place to launch a business.

Allina To Join CA-Based Sutter Health

The new combined health system would have 18,000 physicians and 88,000 employees serving over 5 million patients across three states.

Target To Lower Prices On 3,000 Items

The cuts will start in March and continue throughout spring on products including apparel, pantry goods and more.

Target To Cut 500 Regional Office And Distribution Jobs, Pour More Money Into Stores: Report

The retailer says it will invest more in store labor and training while trimming other roles, according to CNBC.

Children’s Minnesota To Pause Puberty Blockers And Hormones For Minors

The health system said it will temporarily stop prescribing the medications for patients under 18 starting Feb. 27.

Sun Country, Allegiant Announce Merger, Pledge Strong MSP Presence

The deal would create one of the nation’s largest leisure airlines while keeping Sun Country anchored in the Twin Cities.

Best Cities For Jobs In 2026: Where Minneapolis, St. Paul Rank

A new WalletHub analysis ranks more than 180 U.S. cities for job strength, wages and opportunity. Several Minnesota cities made the list.

Here’s Where Minneapolis-Based Target Is Expanding With New Stores

The list shows that most of Target’s near-term growth is concentrated in the South and Sunbelt regions.

Xcel Energy Proposes Gas Rate Increase For Minnesota Customers In 2026

The utility says the average residential bill would rise about $7 per month under a proposal now under review by state regulators.

Buffalo Wild Wings Offers Free Wings to Minnesota Vikings Fans

Buffalo Wild Wings locations across Minnesota are offering six free wings following Vikings games with at least two sacks.

FOX 9 Reporter And Anchor Leaving Station After Nearly 3 Years

Se Kwon confirmed she will leave FOX 9 later this month following nearly three years at the Twin Cities station.

Judge Dismisses Wren Clair’s Lawsuit Against KSTP After Joint Filing

The case was closed Wednesday after Renee Fox and KSTP jointly asked a Ramsey County judge to dismiss the lawsuit with prejudice.

Twin Cities Metro Lags Behind South, Sun Belt In New Home Construction, Data Shows

The Twin Cities are falling behind many other metropolitan areas in the United States when it comes to building new housing.

Google’s Self-Driving Car Company Begins Testing In Minneapolis

Waymo says its autonomous vehicles are preparing for winter driving as the company eyes a future ride-hailing launch.

Target Is Adding Full Checkout Inside ChatGPT. Here’s What To Know

The Minneapolis retailer says shoppers will be able to build baskets, check out and choose pickup, drive up or shipping.

Target Tightens In-Store Rules With New Mandate To Smile At Shoppers: Report

The new 10-4 policy arrives as incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke pushes to strengthen Target’s in-store experience.

Target Adds AI Tools That Can Read Your List And Help You Shop Faster

Target’s latest update adds AI features meant to simplify how people plan and shop for the holidays.

Target To Lay Off 1,000 Workers, Cut 800 More Roles: Report

Target says the cuts will affect about 8 percent of its corporate workforce, mostly in the U.S., as it works to simplify operations.

KFAN Hit As iHeartMedia Cuts Staff Nationwide

Major cuts at iHeartMedia are shaking up KFAN and other stations nationwide.

MN Job Losses: These 10 Companies Have Highest Layoffs In 2025

Minnesota’s unemployment rate remains low, but WARN filings show thousands of job cuts at major employers so far in 2025.

Here’s How Much Of Your Income Goes Toward Groceries In The Twin Cities

WalletHub’s new study shows how St. Paul and Minneapolis stack up to other Midwest cities when it comes to grocery spending.

State Notice Confirms 159 Job Losses In Star Tribune Printing Plant Closure, Up From Earlier Estimate

The Minneapolis facility will close as printing shifts to Iowa, with layoffs beginning Dec. 28 and continuing through March 31.

Spirit Airlines To Shut Down MSP Operations Amid Bankruptcy Cuts

The decision removes one of MSP’s few ultra-low-cost carriers, shrinking cheap flight options for Twin Cities travelers.

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