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St. Paul teachers OK new contract set to boost pay, benefits

St. Paul teachers OK new contract set to boost pay, benefits

The deal includes a $3,500 salary increase for licensed staff this school year and a 4 percent increase in 2024-25. It’s set to go to the St. Paul school board for approval next week. The two sides came together during negotiations last week, averting a strike.
by MPR News Staff

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Meta to open data center in Rosemount in 2026

Meta to open data center in Rosemount in 2026

Meta is set to open a new data center in Rosemount in 2026, spurring local development in infrastructure advancements and job creation.
by Cari Spencer

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Union workers push for health care and insurance bills following coordinated strikes

Union workers push for health care and insurance bills following coordinated strikes

After thousands of Twin Cities union workers went on strike last week, workers are pushing for changes at the Capitol — including public health insurance open to all Minnesotans and insurance for striking workers. 
by Cari Spencer

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3M appoints new CEO to lead company

3M appoints new CEO to lead company

3M has appointed its next chief executive officer, choosing a candidate from outside the company.
by MPR News Staff

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Doctor responds to Allina’s planned shuttering of pediatric services at Mercy Hospital Fridley

Doctor responds to Allina’s planned shuttering of pediatric services at Mercy Hospital Fridley

Allina cites declining pediatric patient volume and high renovation costs of operating rooms as part of the rationale. The decision could mean job loss for providers and disrupted patient care.
by Cathy Wurzer and Gracie Stockton

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