Twin Cities auto shop to pay employee it forced to quit $60K

A Twin Cities auto shop will pay a former employee $60,000 for forcing the worker to quit after reporting racial and sexual harassment.

Midori's Floating World Cafe reopens in new location 2 years after riots
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Two years after the Minneapolis riots, the Midori's Floating World Cafe reopened Friday at a new location on Lake Street in the Longfellow neighborhood. It's takeout only for now. They hope to reopen for indoor dining in two to three weeks.

7 Vines Vineyard in Dellwood launches 'The Minnesotan' wine
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When you're talking wine pairing, the sport of hockey probably doesn't come to mind. But for a certain winery in Dellwood, Minnesota, it's a logical duo fitting perfectly like a hand in a hockey glove.�

Brooklyn Park development aims to help startups open, keep businesses open
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Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Dean Phillips celebrated a $1 million federal investment in the Brooklyn Park?s Small Business Development and Acceleration Center project.

Minneapolis bus crash: 2 videos inside Acadia Café

Wednesday morning, Acadia Café released videos showing a University of Minnesota bus ramming into the popular West Bank restaurant Tuesday. 

University of Minnesota bus crashes into Acadia Café

A crash involving a University of Minnesota bus will leave a beloved West Bank restaurant closed indefinitely.

Is it too cold for ice cream? Not when Cup and Cone is open, say kids

Saturday was anything but spring-like, but that didn't stop dozens of people in White Bear Lake from enjoying a cool treat at Cup and Cone on their first weekend of the season.

New Ties Lounge and Rooftop owners: ‘We’re still fighting for downtown’

After COVID-19 and civil unrest kept many people away from downtown Minneapolis, a group of young entrepreneurs is hoping to bring new life to Nicollet Avenue with a bar, lounge, restaurant and rooftop concept.

New Ties Lounge and Rooftop owners: ?We?re still fighting for downtown?
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After COVID-19 and civil unrest kept many people away from downtown Minneapolis, a group of young entrepreneurs is hoping to bring new life to Nicollet Avenue with a bar, lounge, restaurant and rooftop concept.

New Ties Lounge and Rooftop owners: ?We?re still fighting for downtown?
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After COVID-19 and civil unrest kept many people away from downtown Minneapolis, a group of young entrepreneurs is hoping to bring new life to Nicollet Avenue with a bar, lounge, restaurant and rooftop concept.

High gas prices pinching profits at restaurants

The recent spike in gas prices isn't just causing pain at the pump, they're putting a pinch on profits at local businesses as well.

Minsk Market owner horrified by Belarus helping Russia in Ukraine

As conflict continues overseas, Minnesotans are coming together to show their support for the people of Ukraine from more than 5,000 miles away.

Pints for purpose: Lift Bridge offers women’s day brew

Just days away from International Women’s Day on March 8, Lift Bridge Brewery in Stillwater has a trio of all female brewers that have a long-standing fascination with fermentation.

Burnsville's Halal Groceries helping Afghan refugees by serving community

Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last summer tens of thousands of Afghan refugees have fled the country. One Burnsville business is attempting to help with their transition.

Barber completes dream of owning shop despite pandemic challenges

After years of cutting hair at 3M, Collette Lease thought she’d lost everything at the start of the pandemic, when her flow of regular customers vanished. But after about half of a year without work, the barber created something bigger and better.

More than a restaurant: Perkins in Edina closes after 50 years

One Perkins Family Restaurant has served up everything from early morning breakfasts to late night snacks over the years. But there were a lot of emotions as employees and customers prepare to say their final farewells.

Minnesotans remember Grumpy Old Men, 1990's filming boom

Half Time Rec in the Como Park neighborhood is known for the bocce ball court in the basement, but its other claim to fame is a connection to one of the most iconic movies ever made in Minnesota.