Company officials say they'll be cleaning up the site and going through environmental reviews before they can put the property on the market. About 800 workers will lose their jobs when the plant closes next month.
It'll make numerous stops across Minnesota.
The incidents were captured on video taken inside an elementary school classroom.
It happened around 6:10 p.m. on the city's East Side.
An appeal has been issued to find the suspect's vehicle, which remains missing.
The tour of the production has been delayed twice due to the pandemic.
The board has received 46 complaints in the past four months regarding the products.
It was the second fire at a vacant building owned by the same landlord that was being used by squatters in the past few months.
A final night of celebrations is scheduled for Dec. 17.
Attorney General Keith Ellison advised the town to not go forward with the ordinance.
The suspect is being held on probable cause murder.
Some will retire, others hope to transfer to other plants. But some of the roughly 800 workers about to lose their jobs are unsure what they'll do next. Some of the workers took early buyouts then were rehired, making them ineligible for transfers. Those who want to continue to work in manufacturing would likely need more training, and the jobs that are out there don't pay as well.
The Pioneer Press reports Ford officials have set Dec. 19 as the close date for their assembly plant in St. Paul. The closing impacts nearly 800 workers. Ford has planned to close the plant for some time, but has delayed setting a shutdown date.
The governor will outline his plan to grow both businesses and jobs in the state during a summit later this month in St. Paul. He'll talk specifically about his recent statewide jobs tour -- which included 12 stops around the state.
Ryan Companies released plans and images of the Ford Site development.
However, the Pioneer Press reports Ford officials still need to apply for demo permits from the city. A company spokeswoman claims the Ford Site Planning Task Force is on schedule to bring down the 86-year-old assembly plant in Highland Park.
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