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Employers hiring, but they’re taking their time
With the right skill sets in short supply, Minnesota employers are taking time to fill some openings.
Factories flex their muscle
Stock markets worldwide started September with a rally after the manufacturing sector showed surprising strength.
Dick Youngblood, columnist
Woodworker's success runs against the recession's grain
Brian Grabski has built a solid business making one-of-a-kind woodworking creations and paying meticulous attention to detail.
Star witness in Petters case faces sentencing
The government's star witness in the fraud case against Minnesota businessman Tom Petters is about to learn her sentence.
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Minnesota Cup division winners announced
The Minnesota Cup, an annual entrepreneurship competition, announced its division winners on Wednesday. More…
Facebook turns to Target to sell gift cards for its virtual world
Facebook is coming to a Target near you.
State Farm campus in Woodbury gets a buyer
Wellington Management plans to divide the building for offices. The price was not disclosed.
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Authorities respond to Lake Crystal shootingBlue Earth County officials shared few details Tuesday afternoon in the shooting death of a Lake Crystal resident in his home but said the incident appears to be isolated.
Bevell on running backs, wide receiversVikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell talks about the backup running back position and Brett Favre's increased confidence in Bernard Berrian going into the first game of the season.
Access Vikings: Sizing up the depth chartStar Tribune reporters Judd Zulgad and Chip Scoggins discuss the Vikings' depth at running back, offensive line and cornerback.
Fair power outage caused by truck turningThe keeper of the butterheads was unaffected by the power outage at the State Fair that sent two people to the hospital.
Dashboard cameras show collisionsDashboard cameras show two collisions involving Highway Patrol cars stopped on the shoulder of the road.
GameFaceMN: Let the football season begin!Eighteen high school football teams begin the season in new conferences, and Eden Prairie travels to Winnipeg for a Canadian football rules doubleheader on the same day.
Chainsaw sculptor works magicCarving wood with a chainsaw might seem impossible but one artist at the fair shows it just takes skill.
