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​Target Field workers urge the Minnesota Twins to find a different concessions vendor amid strained union negotiations. Workers have filed federal unfair labor practice charges against Delaware North, accusing the company of unlawful coercion, intimidation, and surveillance during recent contract negotiations and strik

For many athletes, competition eventually gives way to memories. For Kate Knafla, the pursuit of improvement is still very much ongoing. The Princeton resident has spent decades in competitive water skiing, and each summer she continues to spend as much time on the water as possible. “As often as I can,” Knafla said. “

Thanks to Stone Mortgage Team at Fairway Home Mortgage for their support. With 20+ years’ experience, Jason and Kim simplify the home-loan process and guide you every step of the way. Monday’s City Council meeting had a light agenda with some tweaks to local zoning and rights-of-way and reflection...

Amid growing pressures from rapid technological expansion in suburban Minnesota a legal challenge has drawn attention to how local governments balance innovation with community needs. The Eagan data center moratorium lawsuit centers on a temporary halt to new facilities and raises questions about regulatory authority i

Northern Minnesota will cool off into the 80s Wednesday, but temperatures in the 90s continue for central and southern Minnesota through Saturday. Rain chances will be few and far between. Smoke creates air quality issues. Extreme heat warnings and heat advisories persist for central Minnesota, including the Twin Citie

Discover TRU Pizza Truck in Minneapolis, MN—serving handcrafted pizzas with fresh ingredients, crispy crusts, and bold, creative toppings.

Pancakes rarely stop a conversation on their own. The ones at this certain family-run diner in Minnesota somehow do. The plates arrive so oversized that they look almost comic. The stacks land golden and soft, clearly not built for restraint. The diner keeps a cozy cabin-style charm and a loyal...

On Thursday, Minnesota daycare owner Fahima Mahamud pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy charges, admitting she scammed a federal childcare assistance program. (She reportedly used the money to buy real estate.) Prosecutors said Mahamud stole more than $4.6 million through false claims to the federal Child Care

Four Twin Cities residents are charged with evading a total of $1.1 million in Minnesota income taxes after allegedly receiving millions from taxpayer-funded child care and food programs. According to the criminal complaints, fraud that originated with the nonprofit Feeding Our Future appears to have continued for more

The ongoing wildfires in Northern Minnesota that have caused the closure of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area are threatening areas outside of the protected wilderness, as well. An evacuation order was issued Monday for a portion of Lake County — the first evacuation outside of the BWCA, reports the Star Tribune. And the