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Robots help fill gaps in Minnesota's workforce
Minnesota manufacturers are turning to robots to help ease a labor shortage. They're especially helpful to companies in small towns.
The label is releasing a series of six discs featuring music recorded in the 1960s for Chicago-based soul labels run by two brothers.
Republicans unveil plans for major tax cuts
Also this week, the full House and the Senate begin voting on a series of finance bills that will shape the next two-year budget.
Norm Coleman's group: Here, an attack ad; there, a pat on the back
Under the former senator's leadership, the American Action Network is praising Republicans and working toward a 'governing, conservative majority.'
Target plans to get to know you better
Target plans to create an internal center for data analysis that would yield more personalized email marketing, more tailored promotions and personalized offers delivered through the company's Cartwheel smartphone app.
The Center for Indian Country Development will help reservations where economic development has lagged.
Violent Femmes out with new music on Record Store Day
It's the first new music that the Milwaukee-based band has released in 15 years.
The Wild beat the St. Louis Blues 4-2 Thursday night.
Rain in forecast welcome in dry parts of Minnesota
University of Minnesota Climatologist Mark Seeley also says a cool spell could stick around for the rest of the month.
Coleman highlights Ecolab HQ move, growth in State of the City
Ecolab is buying Travelers' North tower in downtown St. Paul in a real estate deal that should close in late summer.