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Two Minnesota wineries are suing the state to try to overturn a law that requires them to make their products with a majority of grapes grown in Minnesota, a state better known for winters than vineyards.
What completed Dakota Access pipeline means for key players
Oil has been pumped into a controversial section of the Dakota Access pipeline after months of delays caused by protests and Native American tribes' efforts to stop the project.
President Donald Trump's move to roll back Obama-era regulations aimed at curbing climate change comes as the coal industry is reeling from bankruptcies, pollution restrictions and growing competition from natural gas, wind and solar.
A University of Minnesota study found numerous on-the-job dangers, including harassment and physical and sexual assault.
Bicyclists boon to Minnesota's economy, health
Minnesotans love to build and ride bikes, and a new study commissioned by the state Department of Transportation shows what a large impact that can have on the state's economy as well as its citizen's health.
"Oil has been placed in the Dakota Access Pipeline underneath Lake Oahe. Dakota Access is currently commissioning the full pipeline and is preparing to place the pipeline into service," a court filing stated.
Too much experience to be hired? Some older Americans face age bias
Americans may see themselves working past retirement age, but to do that, they may face obstacles getting hired. New research shows that can be harder when you're older.