Microsoft's 1,700-employee campus in Fargo helped draw Tokyo-based Hitachi to the city. The company plans to start small, with just twenty employees but hopes to add hundreds more.
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Terri Stephenson died in the Valentine's Day crash.
There are a lot better options than Laquon Treadwell.
Minneapolis and St. Paul are among the districts closing.
A 21-year-old Minnesota woman died in the crash.
The thief was then punched in the face by the owner's son.
A Minnesota company that provides point-of-sale services has confirmed a breach.
Reports suggest Sano will miss about a week of spring training.
It's the second Minnesotan to be in the news for an unbelievably late library book.
The festival will have activities and events Feb. 21-25.
It happened on a snow-covered highway on Sunday afternoon.
Kirk's not had the best of luck on social media recently.
The Twin Cities-based company bought the dairy operation from New Ulm-based Associated Milk Producers Inc. Terms of the deal were not released. A Kemps spokeswoman told the Forum there is no plans to change the Cass-Clay brand and will continue to make milk, ice cream and yogurt, among other products.
Minnesota's beloved movie-making siblings Ethan and Joel Coen have cut a deal to bring one of their signatures movies to television, Deadline Hollywood reports. FX will develop "Fargo," to be loosely based on the 1996 comedic crime drama.
The university's new president, Eric Kaler, says the school will move away from a "can't do it, never done it, won't do it" mentality to "yes, let's give it a try." He spoke recently to hundreds of alumni and others at an event at the Carlson School of Management.
The search giant is joining with retailers such as Best Buy and Macy's to create Web-based circulars, similar to what appears in your Sunday paper. The service will display custom ads based on your location and search topics. Best Buy hopes the new ads will get Web surfers into their stores. Researchers says the new ads will likely give Google an even greater share of the online ad market.