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Minnesota is moving closer to ensure all workers are eligible for the states minimum wage of $10.85 an hour. The Legislature has been taking action on a labor policy bill which includes a provision to essentially do away with minimum-wage carveouts. If passed, certain groups of workers, such as those hired by small businesses and employees 18 and younger, would no longer have to settle for the lower wage of $8.85 an hour. ...

In an effort to get more families outdoors and enjoying nature, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is offering five outdoor skills programs for beginners.

Boot Barn is officially open in Duluth, Minnesota in the old Bed Bath & Beyond location. It's located at 1307 Miller Trunk Highway by the Miller Hill Mall.

The Biden administration’s decision to raise tariffs on Chinese-manufactured electric vehicles, steel, computer chips and other technological products is the epitome of a penny wise and a pound foolish.

The stone cottage was a carriage house for the neighboring mansion, built for a lumber baron in 1912.

Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday over $100 million in state grants will be awarded to organizations serving Minnesotans facing homelessness.

Often, many may think it costs less money to rent a one-bedroom home over a two-bedroom home. The reality, however, is a two-bedroom home is often much more affordable depending on your state of...

When you lookup the meaning of 'Under the Radar,' its explained as, to go unnoticed without attracting attention or detection.

Dozens of people walked Monday afternoon from City Hall to the site on First Street where Chantel Moose was fatally stabbed. Relatives of Moose and the missing Peter Martin were present.

Canada's pension board and a large investment fund have agreed to buy Duluth-based energy company Allete, whose electric utility supplies power to a swath of…