Minnesota has recovered roughly a third of the jobs it has shed since the beginning of the pandemic — a moderate bounceback that slowed in […]

MADISON, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Thursday unanimously approved a state budget request that would increase spending by 3.5% in […]

NEW YORK — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Thursday: American Airlines Group Inc., down 18 cents to $12.50. The airline is halting flights […]

The trustees of Otto Bremer Trust, fighting the state attorney general to keep leading one of Minnesota’s largest charities, on Thursday called his effort to […]

SLATINGTON, Pa. — The National Transportation Safety Board completed its investigation into a 2018 Pennsylvania Turnpike crash that killed a truck driver when a tunnel […]

Two of the state’s largest health systems posted operating losses during the second quarter as a statewide shutdown in elective health care torpedoed revenue and […]

WASHINGTON — Accounts of abusive conditions and forced labor have prompted the U.S. to ban imports from a Taiwan-based fishing vessel that reportedly has supplied […]

State Fair Food Parade gets rolling at the fairgrounds A drive through the grounds connects fair fans with their favorite fair food: funnel cakes, corn […]

ATLANTA — U.S. Postal Service warnings that it can’t guarantee mailed ballots will arrive on time have put a spotlight on the narrow time frames […]

JACKSON, Miss. — The University of Mississippi has put up a barrier to partially obstruct a Confederate monument after football players said they didn’t want […]