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/PRNewswire/ -- Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) today announced the winners of the 2024 B2W Customer Innovation Awards for North American heavy civil contractors....

Hennepin County’s incinerator underscores a fight for environmental justice in Minneapolis. It should be shuttered

The Minneapolis iron foundry that was accused of breaking pollution rules after a surprise inspection last year has made improvements, but still hasn't done everything it must to comply with the law, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Brian Dickens, an EPA employee with the agency's Chicago office, said at a public meeting Wednesday in the East Phillips neighborhood that ...

Bituminous Roadways Inc. recently accepted the 2023 Commercial Parking Lot Paving Excellence Award from The Minnesota Asphalt Paving Association during its annual asphalt conference and trade show at Mystic Lake

Before we say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, it is a tradition of the White Bear Press to look back at some of the most memorable stories of

Neighbors describe the odorscoming from Smith Foundry and Bituminous Roadways as chemical, sickly sweet, metallic and, at times, like burning tires. People who live near the south Minneapolis iron foundry and asphalt plant have spent years sounding alarms about what the sites are sending into the air — out of concern for their health, but also the simple nuisance of a pervasive stench. But the ...

Minnesota's top pollution authority is casting doubt on the accuracy of an EPA report that found years of Clean Air Act violations at an iron foundry in South Minneapolis. Katrina Kessler, commissioner of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, said in an interview Monday that the state has no evidence that Smith Foundry sent elevated levels of lung-damaging fine particulate matter into the ...

What's going on at the Roof Depot site in Minneapolis? MinnPost reporter Kyle Stokes gives an in-depth explanation.

The citys air monitoring program is designed to bring data to residents, but some say more action is needed against industrial sites.

Kraemer North America is the apparent low bidder for a nearly $45 million bridge replacement on Highway 10 in Anoka, one of three projects for which the Minnesota Department of Transportation opened bids Wednesday.