The state is seeking applicants to help set Minnesota lawmakers’ salary.
Students with MPIRG hosted a workers rights event where members of the labor force shared their stories for earned sick and safe time.
“When I was little on the farm, I didn’t know very many people because there wasn’t many people here. I lived here before Silver Bay even did,” said Jenny Hanson, a resident of Silver Bay.
If you take a trip up Highway 61 along the North Shore of Minnesota, history whispers in the waves.
Duluth is now home to the Northland’s first Caribou Coffee and Einstein Bros. Bagel Shop, located on London Road.
First it was months, then days, and now hours before we will know the 45th President of the United States of America. But before all is said and done, candidates are getting the final word in at rallies.
St. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin is being chosen by Minnesota Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken to serve on a special judicial selection committee.
Many bags of candy will be collected by kids in the Northland Monday night, but what happens once all the sugar is eaten up in a matter of days?
Unemployment rates have dropped in every Wisconsin county and all 32 of the state’s largest cities.
Wisconsinites in Superior welcomed Congressman Sean Duffy to town earlier Tuesday.
Sewing needles, fabric, and so much more was flying off the shelves Thursday as Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts celebrated its grand opening in Duluth.
Dozens of Duluth beauty school students woke up to some devastating news Thursday morning.
Wisconsin cranberry growers are expected an above-average crop yield this year because of nearly ideal growing conditions.
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. announced today that its employees that are represented by the United Steelworkers at its Tilden Empire mines in Michigan and its United Taconite and Hibbing Taconite mines in Minnesota, ratified a new 3-year labor contract.
UPS says it’s hiring about 1,260 people in the Twin Cities area as it gears up for holiday shipping.
Minnesota’s unemployment rate is ticking up as the state sheds jobs.
Shipments of iron ore on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway totaled 6.048.409 tons in August, an increase of 2.9 percent compared to a year ago. However, shipments trailed the month’s 5-year average by 5 percent.
Blatnik Bridge Closure Impacts Businesses
As communities continue cleaning up after severe storm damage this summer, St. Louis County Board members cleared their morning agenda before starting their day.
Managers are arranging public tours of Prince’s Paisley Park, and are looking for employees to handle the crowds that are expected to visit the private estate and studio complex in a Minneapolis suburb.
Nationally more than 200 Feeding America Food Banks, including local affiliate Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank, will be joining forces to raise awareness, food and funds during September’s Hunger Action Month.
United Taconite resumed production of taconite pellets on the Iron Range this week.
Nearly two months have passed since strong storms ripped through the Northland, breaking off trees and causing thousands of power outages.
With a price tag of nearly $2.2 million dollars, the new energy source will not only benefit area residents, but also flip the switch on cost savings for the Black Bear Casino in Carlton.
A new report says Minnesota’s economy is average at best.
While many homeowners are waiting in desperation for the power to come back on, some businesses are also still without electricity.
Red Cross workers are set up to try to meet the immediate essential needs of flood victims in that region.
A bold plan from Cliffs to take over bankrupt Essar Steel project to create hundreds of new mining jobs on the Iron Range.
Timberlodge Steakhouse is closing it’s doors for good.
The “Greater Than Minnesota” plan is looking to bring child care to rural Minnesota areas.
Construction is on track at the new Maurice’s building.
Minneapolis employers added 9,000 jobs in February.
Duluth Edison Charter Schools has made an offer to purchase Central High School from ISD 709.
If you’re searching for a summer job, you might be in luck.
State employers eliminated 5,000 jobs in Minnesota in January, however, the unemployment rate is holding steady.
Elected officials gathered in the Capital building in St. Paul for the start of 2016 Legislative Session.
Cirrus Aircraft is expanding and bringing 150 new jobs to the Duluth area.
Cirrus Aircraft in Duluth has provided a lot of people in Duluth with jobs.
The City of Duluth will be hosting a hiring event in March to fill 30 full-time summer positions.
RJS Construction Group in Superior announced Tuesday that the company will shut down.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota will open a retail store in the new Maurice’s headquarters building in downtown Duluth.
Nearly four thousand janitors are set to go on strike in the Twin Cities after contract negotiations failed.
The City of Superior Department of Planning and Development says the former Target building in Superior has not yet been put up for sale.
As the Whole Foods Co-Op in the Denfeld neighborhood makes progress toward opening its doors, owners are currently in the process of hiring new employees.
If you’re in the market for a new job, Whole Foods Co-Op is hiring for it’s new Denfeld location.
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College and Sappi Fine Paper received a grant for $350,000 from the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Program.
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson has announced who will fill the roles of interim Police and Fire Chief.
A new study has ranked Minnesota the number one state in the nation when it comes to job creation.
Most little girls are interested in playing with dolls and throwing tea parties, but the Freking sisters aren’t most little girls — and their family isn’t like most families.
The College of St. Scholastic hosted a healthcare career fair Tuesday to help students retain internships, a career path and jobs.
