The Business Journal reports the Minneapolis-based retailer wants to construct two buildings on its Northern Campus by 2015. The 8-story buildings would create about 650,000 square-feet of office space.
The suspect fled police in Osseo and was going south on County Road 81.
The individual's name has not yet been released.
Police say a large fight was happening on the ferris wheel before kids fled into the mall.
Jensen beat to multiple other hopefuls for the endorsement at Saturday's convention.
Monday-Wednesday should be fantastic weather in Minnesota.
A canoer found the body in a swamp near Eagle Lake Friday.
Kim Crockett was endorsed as the party's candidate for secretary of state, while Jim Schultz won the endorsement for attorney general.
The Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office confirmed that 63-year-old Ryan Erickson died when a grain bin fell on him.
The local Mexican restaurant is fighting a case presented by Taco John's over naming rights, among other things.
Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative called the incident "the unthinkable."
Pedestrian bridges near the Lutsen Resort have been damaged by the vast river flow.
The City of Brooklyn Park is releasing documents that show Target Corporation plans to build two new office buildings at its Brooklyn Park campus. The Business Journal reports the Minneapolis-based retailer has yet to formally announce the construction plans. Last month, Target said it was moving about 6,000 employees currently in downtown Minneapolis to the northern Twin Cities suburb.
Finance and Commerce poses the question "Why does Target need Brooklyn Park’s money?" That's just the cost of doing business, according to state and local officials. The news site says critics of economic development incentives point to cases like this one when they say tax donations don't create jobs.
The Star Tribune says the retailer has confirmed a plan to move about 2,400 tech workers and 1,500 contractors out of its downtown Minneapolis headquarters to its office complex in the north suburb over the next couple of years.
The Valspar Corp., a maker of paints and industrial coatings, plans to spend $30 million to expand its research and development campus at its former headquarters building in downtown Minneapolis, the Pioneer Press reports. The project is expected to create up to 135 new full-time jobs over the next two-years. It will also add 87,000-square-feet of laboratory, meeting and office space. The expansion is scheduled to be finished by early 2014.
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