C4D allegedly earned $532,050 profit on a single home resold within hours. The state wants the deals canceled or reworked.

Twin Cities Business will fete the Ecolab chief at Orchestra Hall in December, unveiling the TCB 100 list before it hits print.

CNAs, TMAs and LPNs across Minnesota see immediate pay bumps, with another $1.50 raise already locked in for January.

Hyper-scale facilities would need a quarter-mile buffer from homes and a state environmental review under new draft rules.

Rajesh Mehta must pay $200,000 and can't run a Minnesota nonprofit again after Act for Cause folded in a St. Paul fraud settlement.

Reyzl Grace MoChridhe says she was pushed out of her library job after coming out as trans — despite disclosing she was Jewish when hired.

Downtown has just six 24-hour public toilets, and city planners say too few vendors can meet Minneapolis winter specs.

Four of Minnesota's ten largest districts started classes early this year, and lake resorts say August bookings are already at risk.

Council members unanimously repealed an 18-year-old rule; one returning resident said the fee forced him to “pay to have family.”

City finance director Rob Voshell says the 6.9% levy hike won't hit every homeowner the same way.

A Minnesota high school teacher wants every classroom in the state phone-free, bell to bell, citing new research on student mental health.

A Supreme Court order upends early voting staffing statewide, with Minneapolis warning it may struggle to find enough Republican judges in time.

A council committee's unanimous vote targets hidden bar dress codes accused of screening out Black and LGBTQ+ patrons.