Minnesota's Department of Employment and Economic Development has introduced the Employer Reasonable Accommodation Fund to help businesses accommodate employees with disabilities.

A severe fire at a house on Girard Ave. N was tackled by multiple fire departments, supported by the Red Cross, with one person treated for smoke inhalation.

A fire in Oakland Township destroyed a residence on Saturday night, but all occupants and pets safely evacuated. Firefighters faced challenges due to a narrow driveway. The cause is under investigation.

Muddy Paws Cheesecake received a $40,000 boost from Marcus Lemonis, aiding the bakery's fight against a $240,000 debt. This support includes purchasing cheesecakes for distribution and advising on business reform.

Minnesota faces a surge in rodent problems, causing an unprecedented demand for pest control services, with companies like Xtreme Pest Solutions reporting a 50% increase in calls.

Craft & Crew Hospitality has acquired Galaxy Drive-In in St. Louis Park for just under $1 million, with plans to renovate and reopen it as Wells’ Roadside, adding indoor seating, beer, and wine, while retaining its nostalgic atmosphere.

A floating sauna has opened in Duluth's harbor, offering a Nordic sauna experience to up to 10 patrons, complete with Lake Superior plunges and scenic views.

The Muddy Paws Cheesecake bakery in St. Louis Park is at risk of closing due to financial struggles, and its owner Tami Cabrera seeks community support to keep the 30-year-old business afloat.

The article details efforts to locate Kelsey Koneczny, who disappeared in early December in St. Paul, with police and family seeking public assistance.

Thirsty Whale Bakery in Minneapolis, once facing closure, is now under new ownership and remains opened with support from the community and its new proprietors, the McGregors.

Pimento Jamaican Kitchen has opened in downtown Saint Paul, offering authentic Caribbean cuisine, with a warm reception from Mayor Carter and the community.

A billionaire from the Cargill family has bought and demolished seven homes in Duluth's Park Point area, causing concerns among locals about future development and property tax increases.

Target Corp. is requiring its headquarters staff to work in-office four weeks per year starting in 2024 to enhance connectivity and culture, with one week each quarter designated for onsite collaboration.