Commission recommends wildlife studies
The projects range from addressing the decline of bee colonies to investigating the damage to Minnesota loons caused by the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
View ArticleGreater MSP event highlights global demands, workforce development
Executives and public officials who gathered at Greater MSP’s annual meeting touted the pluses of the Twin Cities, but also sounded an alarm about global competition.
View ArticleIs a transportation funding fix coming?
Minnesota Transportation Commissioner Charlie Zelle says he and Gov. Mark Dayton want a long-term solution to the funding gap.
View ArticleFormer lawmaker sues over new Senate building
Former state legislator Jim Knoblach is challenging the constitutionality of a new Senate office building authorized in this year’s omnibus tax bill.
View ArticleWhere Minnesota is aiming its incentive cash
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development this year got an infusion of money from state lawmakers for a variety of economic development programs.
View ArticleKey lawmaker skeptical of Nicollet Mall bonding request
Minnesota Rep. Alice Hausman says she’s concerned Minneapolis' latest project is merely fixing aging concrete along the mall.
View ArticleDelta seeks $5.9M forgivable loan for call center
Delta Air Lines’ nearly 20-year-old customer service facility on the Iron Range is in line to get a loan from the state to help with a renovation project.
View ArticleFor Coleman, much rides on LRT, Ford projects
In an interview Thursday, St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman said the Central Corridor will play an important role in the fate of some major downtown developments.
View ArticleState aims $54M at affordable housing projects
The money was awarded to nonprofit and private developers, community development agencies and local units of government.
View ArticlePioneer Endicott leasing better than expected
Developers of the $42 million renovation of the historic Pioneer and Endicott buildings in St. Paul say that more than 100 of the 234 market-rate apartments have been leased.
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