DULUTH — Protesters known as “water protectors” blockaded Enbridge Line 3 worksites Wednesday morning, Feb. 23, in the Savanna State Forest in northeastern Minnesota. At […]

Urban apartment owners bore the brunt of the global pandemic and urban unrest in the Twin Cities last year, providing relief for some renters. At […]

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden plans to distribute millions of face masks to Americans in communities hard-hit by the coronavirus. It’s part of his effort […]

Sometimes even the good news stories in this era of COVID-19 don’t turn out to be all that good, and so it is with the […]

The Duluth Transit Authority is implementing a series of changes March 7 to fares aimed at reducing costs for riders. The changes were approved and […]

Spending on comforts lifted the financial performance last year for Land O’Lakes Inc., one of the nation’s largest farmer cooperatives, as it delivered more products […]

In March of last year, Jen Fuller was working at both the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board and at Minneapolis Public Schools. Then COVID-19 hit, […]

Best Buy, like many other companies that employ front-line workers, said it will give employees who get the COVID-19 vaccine paid time off. The Richfield-based […]

WASHINGTON — The National Institutes of Health is launching research to understand the causes and consequences of the lingering brain fog, breathing problems and malaise […]

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday reversed an appeals court’s rejection of a critical air emissions permit for the planned PolyMet copper-nickel mine […]