Winter Businesses In Minnesota Seeing Boom In Sales After Two-Year Decline

After a couple of rough winters, Minnesota businesses that rely on snow are seeing a much-needed uptick in sales.

As Target Announces Layoffs, Here's How To Navigate A Tight Job Market

Jenna Estlick, president of HR Solutions and at Versique, said that the first thing laid-off employees should do is to know their benefits.

Kwik Trip Adding More Minnesota Stores This Fall

The La Crosse-based convenience store chain now operates more than 200 locations across Minnesota.

Minnesota Facebook Users Among Those To Receive Payments From $725M Privacy Settlement

Facebook users have begun to receive their share of a $725 million settlement.

CentraCare To Lay Off 535 Workers At 44 Minnesota Locations

The largest rural health system in Minnesota says rising costs and shrinking reimbursements are behind the 535 planned layoffs.

Walmart To Close Another North Twin Cities Metro Store Later This Summer

The company says six other stores nearby will remain open, with four undergoing upgrades this year.

Scheels To Build 2nd Twin Cities Metro Location With Ferris Wheel, Aquarium, Candy Shop, More

The 250,000-square-foot location is set to open in 2028 and will bring more than 500 jobs to the area, the retail chain said.

9 Products That Could Get More Expensive In MN Due To European Tariffs

The hefty tariffs could have repercussions for governments, companies, and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Bankrupt Home Decor Retailer To Close MN Store

The popular retailer has reported dwindling cash reserves worsened by a burgeoning trade war. See which store is closing.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Is Using His Defamation Trial To Sell Goods: "Use Promo Code JURY"

On June 4, Lindell wrote on social media that "My employee-owned company and I are in jury trial NOW and need your support!"

These 9 MN-Based Companies Are Best For New Graduates

Nine companies headquartered in Minnesota are among the best places to work for newly minted college graduates, according to Forbes.

Apple Valley Foods To Shut Down Chaska Plant, Lay Off 95 Workers

The company plans to begin permanent layoffs in July at its facility on Lake Hazeltine Drive, according to a new WARN notice.

'We Brought 3 Babies Here': Beloved Twin Cities Shop Closing

"It feels like both heartbreak and the most hopeful decision," wrote Dan and Alex Cordell, the husband-and-wife duo behind Ace General Store

How Much MN Pays For Groceries Might Surprise You

A new study examines how much Americans in every state pay for groceries as a percentage of their income.

Minnesota Businesses Brace As Trump Increases Tariffs On China To 125%

Despite thousands of miles and an ocean between them, some Minnesota businesses rely on deals with China.

Feds: MN Paving Firm Faked Test Results, Owes $1.3M

Of the $1,295,610 civil settlement, the U.S. government will receive $660,761, and the State of Minnesota will receive $634,849.

Tariff Costs Force MN Company To Walk Away From $160K China Shipment

The news comes just days after the Army veteran–turned–entrepreneur was named Minnesota’s Small Business Person of the Year by the SBA.

'Visionary' MN Restaurateur Killed In WI Motorcycle Crash

David Burley was the co-founder of the group behind Groveland Tap, Edina Grill, The Lowry and The Blue Barn at the Minnesota State Fair.

A Community-Owned Grocery Store In Minneapolis Hopes To Keep Prices Stable

When summer hits, Holter says the shelves will be full of Minnesota-grown foods, said owner Jill Holter.

Electric Fetus Owners Say Franklin Avenue Redesign Will Hurt Business

For more than 55 years, Electric Fetus has stood as a Twin Cities record store landmark along Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis.

St. Paul's Alliance Bank Center Gives Tenants 48 Hours To Vacate, Frustrating And Shocking Business Owners

Its lender, Royal Credit Union, did not show any interest in providing additional funding for the building.

Ontario Hits MN With 25% Electricity Tariff: Here's What That Means

Will Minnesotans see an increase to their electric bills? Here's what to know:

Downtown St. Paul Lunds & Byerlys To Close, Citing Staffing And Financial Challenges

The Twin Cities-based grocery chain announced Friday it intends to shutter the location at 115 East 10th St. on March 26.

MN Farmers Union Pres. Slams Tariffs: Farmers’ Livelihood 'Not A Game'

Minnesota farmers "don’t need this on their plates," MFU President Gary Wertish told Patch on Friday.

Minnesota Farmers Say President Trump's Tariffs Will Have Big Impacts

In 2023, the US exported nearly $90 billion dollars in agricultural products to Canada, Mexico and China.

Major Job Cuts Announced At Thief River Falls, MN Manufacturing Plant

The job cuts will impact a wide range of positions, including assemblers, engineers, technicians, forklift operators, and more.

St. Paul Grocery Store Gets Creative In Face Of Rising Prices

Ted Spreigl is buying more private labels so he can have those sales which he says are what moves merchandise faster — and he buys less.

South Minneapolis Business Owners Look For Answers After Destructive Water Main Break

The Feb. 13 water main break pushed water to the ceiling of the restaurant's basement and left 18 inches of water in the main dining room.

Cargill Scientists Work To Develop A Cocoa-Free Chocolate Alternative

Americans take down 12 pounds of chocolate a year, building up a delectable $22 billion market in the U.S. alone.

Ahead Of Super Bowl Ad Spot, Minnesota-Based UNRL's CEO Reflects On Journey

With a name that conjures images of athletic greatness, Michael E. Jordan is making his name in the business world.

Minnesota Nonprofit Featured In Super Bowl Commercial

"Blow my mind, that is a good way to put it," said Jeff Johnson, Can Do Canines' executive director.

MN Man Wins Free Cruise, Gets Stuck With $47K Medical Bill

A Minnesota man got a $47K medical bill after falling ill with the flu on a free Caribbean cruise earlier this month.

Minnesota's Final Big Lots Location Likely Doomed

The lease sale is a near-certain sign that the stores are closing.

Walgreens Says Locking Up Products To Prevent Shoplifting Hurts Sales

Locking up store merchandise can deter shoplifters and paying customers alike, according to Walgreens.

Sanford Fired Pregnant Worker Who Stood Up For Her Rights: State Of MN

Sanford Health has been ordered to pay back wages and other compensation to an employee they discriminated against, according to officials.

Small Engine Repair Shops Adjust To Warming Minnesota Winters

"We are constantly on the phone giving estimates and seeing if people want to continue with the service," said Ashley Miller.

Classic Video Game Fan Opens Arcade And Lounge In St. Paul

Peter Riemenschneider was born in the mid-70s and grew up during the golden age of arcades.

Here’s How Much Minimum Wage Will Go Up In MN On Jan. 1

Minimum wage workers in Minnesota are among about 9.2 million nationwide who will get a pay bump in 2025.

Minnesota Businesses Thrive Off Of Vikings Successful Season So Far

Bill Murray, the owner of the Corner Bar, says he sees the biggest spike in sales post-Vikings wins.

475 Layoffs Planned For Cargill's MN Office Among Thousands Globally

The agribusiness giant confirmed this week it would cut its global workforce by about 5 percent.

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