Local
Citing COVID-19, nurses push to preserve ER in St. Paul
Fairview says the ER closure will have no impact on care for COVID-19 patients at St. Joseph's. Many pandemic patients aren't admitted through the emergency room, the health system says.
Business
Red Wing Shoes suffers cybersecurity incident
The company hired a forensics firm and is still investigating.
Business
3M monthly sales grew, but not at rate seen over summer
Consumers were spending more on household items and home improvement.
Business
United Properties plans 186-unit senior living complex for Minnetonka
United Properties project will include affordable and market-rate pricing
Business
Ex-Wells Fargo CEO settles SEC claims as another executive faces litigation
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced the charges against John Stumpf, a Minnesota native, and Carrie Tolstedt on Friday.
Business
$2.6B Enbridge pipeline construction a go after permits OK'd
Construction could start in December after the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and Department of Natural Resources approved the $2.6 billion project; Army Corps of Engineers permit expected.
Business
Dollar General coming to Nicollet Mall in 2021 with urban format
The DGX store in the vacant Andrus Building space aims at millennials.
Business
Twin Cities apartment rents moderating slightly as vacancy rates rise
Downtown Minneapolis, St. Paul are seeing the most empty apartments.
Business
Rosedale offering augmented reality ride instead of in-person Santa because of COVID-19
The mall also will lean on Instagram to boost online sales for its tenants.
Local
6 things you need to know about COVID-19 testing in Minnesota
Which COVID test works best? Is it free? Where can I get one? We spoke to medical experts to answer these questions and more.
Business
Cirtec Medical plans to add 200 jobs in Brooklyn Park
Med-tech manufacturer using state help to lease site near Brooklyn Park headquarters.
Local
Owner of Famous Dave's sees promise as shift to takeout pays off
CEO of BBQ Holdings is optimistic, but says company could be in for a difficult winter.
Minneapolis
Target reopens E. Lake Street store heavily damaged in riots
The reopening is viewed as a sign of progress in a hard-hit south Minneapolis area.
St. Paul
2-plus years in prison for money manager who used disabled Minnesota vets to steal $365K in benefits
One disabled victim had to live on the streets.
Local
Twin Cities United Way revenue dropped $7M in 2019
The nonprofit has increased services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business
Eagan outerwear company building brand comparable to Patagonia, North Face
Storm Creek in Eagan is having a warehouse sale to increase recognition, give to charities.
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