At a public meeting Wednesday night, company officials said equipment will be hauled off beginning early next year, with demolition of the buildings to follow.
(11/10/2011)
Bill Smith was one of Terry Ryan's assistants who took the job four years ago when Ryan stepped down to become a special assistant, citing burnout.
(11/07/2011)
Minnesota-based hard drive parts maker Hutchinson Technology has hired temporary workers for its state-side factory because of flooding at its plant in Thailand.
(11/01/2011)
The Minnesota Stars beat the Fort Lauderdale Strikers in the first-ever championship of the new North American Soccer League.
(10/31/2011)
People who live near Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport say new flight patterns are creating unbearable noise in areas that didn't have the problem before.
(10/26/2011)
The airline failed to meet Wall Street earnings expectations, and is paying off a $270 million loan from the state approved 20 years ago for Northwest Airlines.
(10/26/2011)
St. Cloud school district reaches agreement on complaint that Somali American students were harassed
A tentative agreement to resolve complaints
that Somali-American students were harassed in St. Cloud calls for the school district to report any future incidents to the U.S. Department of Education.
(10/24/2011)
Workers at the Ford Assembly Plant in St. Paul received news this week, but it was something they'd been expecting for more than five years: the Twin Cities plant will close for good by Dec. 19.
(10/19/2011)
Mayor Chris Coleman expressed his sadness at the announcement of the closure of the Ford Motor Company assembly plant in St. Paul.
(10/17/2011)
A fuel distribution company is recalling gasoline from 21 communities in southern Minnesota because too much ethanol was mixed in with the gas.
(10/12/2011)
The University of Minnesota has set up a
resource center where homeowners and businesses can learn about
fighting bedbug infestations.
(10/12/2011)
Civic and business leaders in the Twin Cities are pledging greater cooperation to attract investment to the area.
(10/11/2011)
Workers building the Lowry Avenue Bridge in north Minneapolis will mark a major milestone Wednesday.
(10/11/2011)
The Minnesota Lynx will publicly celebrate their WNBA championship victory Tuesday in downtown Minneapolis.
(10/10/2011)
It's the first trip for the Minnesota Lynx to the women's professional basketball championship, and the team is more popular than ever.
(09/30/2011)
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