KAAL-TV reports there are six job-seekers for every full-time job opening in the southeastern part of the state. That translates to about 17,000 people looking for work, when there are only 2,800 job openings.
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The footage shows the 43-year-old raise his hand, holding a handgun, before he's shot.
Becky Jo Look went missing more than 22 years ago.
A tweet about a cut gas line became a viral hit on Thursday evening.
The terrifying ordeal happened late Thursday night.
The Broadway smash starts its Minneapolis run on Aug. 29.
The community event celebrated the reopening of the 38th Street Bridge.
The Lynx wrap up the regular season on Sunday, Aug. 19.
Manny's Steakhouse had a role in the prank.
He allegedly told people he intended to target a judge and a prosecutor.
It's unclear what caused the man's injuries.
She was also the founder of the famous Moorhead DQ.
Logan Forsythe had five hits on the night.
Forecasters are predicting snowfall accumulations of 2 to 4 inches for parts of southeastern Minnesota by Wednesday. There is a chance of snow showers in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota is creating jobs, unemployment is falling, and the number of workers for every job opening is shrinking. That additional work has not yet turned the housing market around, but experts say the overall outlook for the state is strong.
The state's unemployment rate fell half a percentage point in October, despite employers shedding jobs. “Minnesota’s unemployment rate is at its lowest level since the U.S. financial crisis in November 2008,” said DEED Commissioner Mark Phillips in a news release.
The unemployment rate fell half a percentage point even as employers cut 13,700 jobs in November. The chief of the state's Department of Employment and Economic Development says the mixed results make it hard to draw conclusions about how the labor market is really doing but says he's "cautiously optimistic."
Employers in Minnesota cut 2,000 jobs last month, according to state labor officials with the Department of Employment and Economic Development. The Star Tribune reports, the state's unemployment rate went up one-tenth of a point from July to 5.9 percent. The national jobless figure was 8.1 percent in August.
