The Business Journal reports the consulting firm wants to add hundreds of new employees to its Minneapolis office. That would make the metro area one of the firm's fastest-growing markets in North America.
Prosecutors believe the shooting was a targeted act.
The 15-year-old was fatally shot on Feb. 9, 2022.
Walz's borrowing plan comes days after the release of his two-year state budget proposal.
Police found a four-month-old baby inside.
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The baby was found nearly 20 years ago.
Prosecutors have not indicated a motive.
The fire broke out Tuesday morning shortly after the dryer had been started.
The moratorium is the maximum the Department of the Interior can implement without congressional approval.
The BCA is still investigating the incident.
The building was set to be demolished before community members spoke out against it.
Hospitalizations dipped for a second week in a row.
The California-based fast food chain is hoping Minnesotans are hungry for more Hardee's restaurants. The Business Journal reports the company plans to open at least 59 new locations in the Twin Cities market over the next several years. There are currently 21 Hardee's restaurants in the metro area.
A study finds the average driver in the metro spent 45 hours caught in traffic last year. That’s the 10th worst in America.
The company says it’s looking for people from all backgrounds for a wide variety of technical jobs based out of its corporate headquarters in Richfield.
The cable and internet company says it will add 100 customer service agents to its billing office in St. Paul and 50 to its customer loyalty center in Minnetonka, the Business Journal reports.
Glen Gunderson will join the YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities on June 4. Most recently, Gunderson was the Chief Business Officer at Redbrick Health Corporation. Co-CEOs Harold Mezile and Tom Brinsko are both retiring after working for the "Y" for nearly 40 years.
KSTP-TV reports a group of protesters calling themselves OccupyMN is planning to draw hundreds of people to Government Plaza in downtown Minneapolis on Friday.
Minneapolis-based Target plans to hire 80,000 to 90,000 temporary employees nationwide for the Christmas shopping season, Fox Business reports. That is slightly fewer than last year, but Target notes 30 percent of the seasonal workers it hired last year stayed with the retailer permanently. Meanwhile, Wisconsin-based Kohl's plans to boost its temporary workforce by more than 10 percent from last year.
Almost 18 percent of metro area homeowners were underwater in the third quarter, according to data from a California research firm. As the Pioneer Press reports, that's slightly higher than in the previous quarter.
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