Brigit Torborg, Annie Lien and Ashlynn Atwood were able to launch their new business, Host Happy Hour, through Rapid City-based Wildfire Labs’ business incubator program.

NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF AUG. 2, 2001 A spectacle other than Frances Johnson’s twine ball drew onlookers out of homes and businesses in Darwin Thursday morning. Crewmen from ...

Every Scout ready to become an Eagle Scout must top off years of work and training with a community project. For Hutchinson’s Mason Jindra, that means spreading the word about a charity near ...

Artists Joe Schaeffer and Cody Henrichs hope to strike up conversation and innovation around modern art in Sioux Falls with ...

Frozen by Elon Musk’s DOGE personnel, the USAID program purchased $70 million in commodities in 2024 from Minnesota vendors.

The University of Minnesota tennis program opens its 2025 home schedule this weekend at Baseline Tennis Center against ...

The Minnesota volleyball program has announced the dates and opponents for its 2025 spring schedule. The 'U' will have five ...

Xcel Energy reported an increase in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, as the utility firm benefited from higher electricity ...

Under a bill proposed by state Sen. Grant Hauschild looks to remove a line from a statue that bars “human consumption of a ...

Beth Warden talks to the experts about how ongoing conversation or implementation of tariffs could affect us here at home.

Becker Furniture, a 45-year-old retailer with seven stores in Minnesota, has been acquired by Sioux Falls-based Furniture ...