The Golden Valley-based company plans to bring the number of ice cream shops in China to 255 over the next year. General Mills owns Häagen-Dazs globally, but the brand is licensed to Nestlé in the U.S. and Canada.
The North Shore just so happened to be a lucky place to be this past weekend.
BA.5 is expected to become the dominant subvariant in Minnesota.
SWAT evacuated nearby residents during the incident.
The band is the second country music act to be booked this year.
The Minnesota Department of Health says the risk to the public is "considered low" at this time.
His cause of death has not been reported.
Definitely not a slam dunk either day, but the chance is there.
The driver of a Dodge Ram was ejected and died at the scene.
The Hollywood star is in Minnesota filming a new movie.
A GoFundMe set up to help the clinic make the move to Minnesota has surpassed its $500,000 goal.
The victim's age and name have not been released.
Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order Saturday meant to protect abortion access in the state and people who come from out of state seeking one.
Golden Valley-based General Mills will start shipping more than three dozen new yogurt products next month as it tries to revitalize its U.S. yogurt business. Some of the new items include a 100-calorie Yoplait Greek yogurt and Yoplait Fruplait.
Golden Valley-based General Mills recently took a step into the arena of "branded content," assisted by popular news site Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal reports. The site, LiveBetterAmerica, is aimed at giving visitors information on healthy living, is built on the Huffington Post technology platform.
The Golden Valley-based company came out Thursday to voice its opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage in Minnesota. "We do not believe the proposed constitutional amendment is in the best interests of our employees or our state economy -- and as a Minnesota-based company we oppose it," General Mills said in a statement. The Pioneer Press notes General Mills and Little Canada-based St. Jude Medical are the only two major corporations in Minnesota to publicly oppose the marriage amendment.
Golden Valley-based General Mills is accused of incorrectly describing the ingredients of its fruit snacks as having 'real fruit.' The federal lawsuit is one of many recent suits accusing food companies of advertising products as being healthier than they are.
Earlier this month, the Golden Valley-based company publicly opposed the constitutional amendment that would ban same sex marriage in Minnesota. WCCO reports people in favor of the measure -- that will be on the ballot in November -- plan to protest outside the General Mills headquarters Tuesday through Friday.
General Mills is coming under fire by nearly 20 children’s advocacy, health and public interest groups for violating a federal law to protect children's privacy, the New York Times reports. The coalition claims five well-known companies, including the Golden Valley-based cereal maker, are encouraging kids, who play games or use other features on their websites, to provide email addresses of their friends without seeking parental consent.
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