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Tribune withdrew Thursday from its $3.9 billion buyout by Sinclair and it's filing a lawsuit against it, citing breach of contract.
Pence visits Duluth to support Stauber and tout mining
The Vice President spoke at a $1,000 a person fundraiser for 8th District GOP candidate Pete Stauber, then toured a Duluth small business that services equipment for the region's iron ore mines.
Opponents of Enbridge Line 3 pipeline project file appeal
Opponents of Enbridge Energy's planned Line 3 replacement are asking the Minnesota Court of Appeals to declare that the environmental review for the controversial project fails to meet the legal requirements and needs to be redone.
Farmers' feelings on tariffs mixed at Farmfest
The annual trade show in southwestern Minnesota attracts more than 30,000 visitors, and this year many of them are wondering about the trade war brought on by import tariffs from the Trump administration.
Trump going ahead with taxes on $16 billion in Chinese imports
Customs officials will begin collecting the border tax Aug. 23, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative says. The list is heavy on industrial products such as steam turbines and iron girders.
Musk tweets he may take Tesla private and shares soar
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced Tuesday that he is considering taking the electric car maker private, causing the company's stock to spike.
Lime scooters say they have the green light in St. Paul
The Lime scooter company said it has the city's permission to start rolling out its two-wheeled standup scooters that are rentable using a smartphone app.
Child care is expensive and hard to find anywhere you live. But those outside cities are hit especially hard.