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The sportswear chain is heading to Eagan.

The Twin Cities grocery store chain is looking to expand.

The retailer has announced its latest in-house brand.

The media giant is almost doubling its presence in the metro.

The company that owns it bought the mall for $127 million in 2012.

The stores at Burnsville Center and Eden Prairie Center are closing.

It will be one of only a handful of such stores in the world.

The retail chain is looking to make $80 million in savings.

It's opening in the Minneapolis North Loop in February.

After a year of gains, Target's holiday performance disappointed.

Parsons Xtreme Golf will be opening at the Southdale Center.

All in Motion was announced on Thursday.

An estimated 450 stores will close.

The city's plastic bag fee has gone into effect on New Year's Day.

Welcome to 2020!

Most places will shut down, but you can still grab a meal.

Left it till the last minute?

Farmington's only grocery store closed on Friday.

More than 500 items are up for grabs at reduced cost.

The City of Bloomington approved the development plan on Monday.

Tickets cost $5 for one, and $8 for two.

It'll shut its doors on Tuesday.

It's on track to have the most grocery stores in the metro area.