Jenny Craig, With 6 MN Locations, Tells Workers It's Closing: Report

Jenny Craig, with six locations in the Twin Cities metro area, reportedly told employees it will close its doors.

TikTok 'For You' Page Is 'A Runaway Train' For Users: U Of MN Study

TikTok's algorithm curates and serves up "harmful content that participants feel they cannot​ escape," the study finds.

'Housing Hub' Withheld Security Deposits For Normal Wear And Tear: AG

Under the settlement, the St. Paul-based property management company must return $63,000​ in refunds to its tenants.

'Devastated': Milling Company Cancels $440M Investment In Minnesota

A North Carolina company canceled plans to build a massive milling operation in Minnesota after delays related to environmental reviews.

Gov. Walz Signs Bill Requiring 100 Percent Carbon-Free Energy By 2040

"Minnesota will continue to lead the way on combatting climate change and we’ll create clean energy jobs in the process," the governor said.

3M To Stop Making ‘Forever Chemicals'

The company announced in a press release that its decision was based on careful consideration of "the evolving external landscape."

Gov. Walz: Part Of $17.6B Surplus Should Go Directly Back To Families

Meanwhile, state Republicans are calling for tax cuts following the latest surplus projection.

Target Recalls Plush Toy Sets Due To Choking Hazard

The toy sets were sold at Target stores nationwide and online from March 2022 through August 2022.

MNA Nurses Vote To Authorize 2nd Strike: 16 Hospitals Impacted

The vote comes after 15,000 Minnesota nurses held a three-day strike in September over chronic understaffing and wages issues.

Wednesday’s Powerball Jackpot Swells To $1.2B: What To Know In MN

The $1.2 billion jackpot is the second-largest in the 30-year history of the game.

Median Household Income Fell In Twin Cities In 2021: See New Data

The median income for households living in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area fell after the pandemic, according to a new report.

15K Nurses Go On Strike In Minnesota: Here's What To Know

The strike is the largest private-sector nurses’ strike in U.S. history, according to the Minnesota Nurses Association.

MN Wolves Deal Endangered After A-Rod's Split With J-Lo: Report

The New York Post reports that a celebrity breakup could impact the sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Pay Disparity? Union Releases Data On MN Hospital CEO vs. Nurse Pay

Twin Cities nurses are overworked and their hospitals are understaffed, according to the Minnesota Nurses Association.

Nurses From 15 Minnesota Hospitals Vote To Authorize Strike

The vote involving about 15,000 nurses means that nurse negotiation leaders can call a strike following a 10-day notice to hospitals.

Jury Mostly Sides With MN Pharmacist Who Denied Woman Contraception

After a condom failed, a Minnesota pharmacist declined to fill a woman's prescription for emergency contraception, citing his beliefs.

Mall Of America To Reopen Friday After Shooting: No Arrests Made

No suspects have been arrested in the shooting that sent mallgoers fleeing in fear for their lives Thursday afternoon.

MN Pharmacist Wrongfully Denied Woman Emergency Contraception: Lawsuit

After a condom failed, a pharmacist wrongfully declined to fill a woman's prescription for emergency contraception, a lawsuit claims.

Minnesota Has Lowest Unemployment Rate In The Nation

Minnesota is home to the lowest unemployment rate in the nation, according to the latest statistics from state and federal officials.

Planned Parenthood Workers In Minnesota Vote To Unionize

Planned Parenthood workers in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota will be represented by SEIU.

MN Wages Aren't Keeping Up With Rate Of Inflation: State Economists

Despite historically low unemployment levels, wages for average Minnesotans are not keeping up with soaring prices.

Minnesota Among America’s Best States For Business: CNBC

There are few states in America that are better for businesses, according to a new report. Here’s why.

Facebook Post About Bees Costs Minnesota Man $370K

A couple who run a bee business sued and won a libel case against a Maple Lake man.

Entira Family Clinics/Richfield Medical Launch New Program for Seniors

Collaborative Senior Care Advantage will enable the delivery of value-based primarycare to senior patients in The Twin Cities

How Much Do Minnesota Health Insurers Pay? Rates Now Public

New data will allow Minnesotans to see the difference in reimbursement rates between HealthPartners and other state insurers.

THC-Laced Edibles Are Legal In MN Starting Friday

The newly-legalized products contain the active ingredient in Marijuana and can get you "high," experts say.

Target Will Pay For Employee Travel For Abortions

The Minneapolis-based retail giant is the latest in a series of corporations vowing to help employees obtain abortions.

Expect Markdowns On Some Target Items, But Rising Prices On Others

The retail chain is making adjustments to align with the changing buying habits of its customers and the rising costs of transportation.

2022 Best State Economies: Where Minnesota Ranks

A new study compared all 50 states and the District of Columbia across 28 factors of economic performance.

Jif Peanut Butter Recall: Minnesota's Walmarts Now Affected

So far 10 companies have recalled products that used the peanut butter as an ingredient or repackaged it.​

Minnesota Impacted By Jif Peanut Butter Recall

The Food and Drug Administration is investigating a multistate outbreak of salmonella Senftenberg infections linked to Jif peanut butter.

Large Tech Conference, VeeCon, Underway In Minneapolis

About 10,000 people from around the world are gathering in U.S. Bank Stadium for VeeCon.

How Interest Rate Hikes Could Affect Twin Cities Housing Market

For borrowers, that means they're paying nearly $400 more a month on a $300,000 mortgage than they were a year ago.

New Plant-Based Cosmetics Store, Lip Esteem, Opens In St. Paul

There's a new business open in St. Paul. Lip Esteem features plant-based cosmetics and they just had their grand opening.

Long-Running Capitol Barbershop Welcomes Boost In Customers As Pandemic Eases

“I think we're on the right track,” said Josh Kirkpatrick, owner of Capitol Barbers. “Things are starting to open up a little bit more."

Twin Cities Businesses Take Different Approaches Following Lifted Vaccine Mandates

A drop in cases led to the cities dropping the requirement last week.

Chicagoland Equipment & Supply Buys United Fast Food & Beverage

Leading seller of equipment, supplies and service to the food industry expands its reach

Some Mpls. Businesses Say Vaccine Mandate Is Hurting Bottom Line

Some downtown businesses are asking a judge to issue a restraining order preventing the city from enforcing the vaccination requirement.

Popular Mechanics: Find Twin Cities Area's Top Auto Repair Shops

With new autos in short supply, people are keeping their old rides longer. When your car needs service, choose a shop carefully.

Kitchen Window Closing In Minneapolis After 35 Years In Business

Doug Huemoeller, who co-owns the business with Kia Huemoeller, announced the closure Monday, citing “personal and internal” reasons.