On Friday morning, strikers were picketing the J.J. Taylor distribution facility in northeast Minneapolis, which they've been doing since the strike started April 9.
The U.S. economy had a net gain of 164,000 in April. Unemployment -- which had stood at 4.1 percent since October of 2017 -- dipped to 3.9 percent, according to Friday's report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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At the end of a wild week at the State Capitol, Republican Legislative leaders and DFL Gov. Mark Dayton seem to be talking past each other. And time is running out in the session.
The Minnesota Senate passed a major tax bill Thursday, just two days after making the proposal public. But a final agreement on taxes before the session ends May 21 is still not guaranteed.
"Potential county expenses related to this project cannot be anticipated or budgeted because they are out of the ordinary for counties," the president of the Association of Minnesota Counties wrote.
Chinese and U.S. officials met face-to-face Thursday in an attempt to resolve a dispute over technology that has taken the world's two largest economies the closest they've ever come to a trade war.
In a new report, the Minnesota Health Department questions assumptions behind the growth plan and says it could lead to a capacity arms race among hospitals.
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