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3M is paying to clean up PFAS. But for how much longer?
Minnesota-based 3M is required to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up PFAS-contaminated drinking water in the Twin Cities after the company dumped chemical waste in the east metro for decades. But with money from a 2018 settlement agreement running out, the company is now pushing back on whether all of those projects are “reasonable and necessary."
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CBRE: Twin Cities office space leasing trends favor suburbs over downtown
CBRE released its latest analysis of the office market in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The firm said after years of negative absorption, the Twin Cities are seeing a positive trend for the third-consecutive quarter. This means more office space is being leased.
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Hastings track team celebrates a historic spring with first state title
The Hastings boys’ track and field team finished off a historic spring with a Class 3A state championship last month at St. Michael-Albertville High School.
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Poll shows most Americans feel child care costs are a 'major problem'
Most Americans agree child care costs are a major issue in the U.S., but they don’t agree on how to fix it.
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Minnesota’s retail cannabis industry growing educational opportunities
Minnesota’s recreational cannabis industry is finally open for business. It has been rolling out slowly since becoming legal in the state in 2023.
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Augsburg University's 'Greetings From' art exhibit showcases iconic signs
Signs are a part of our everyday environment that many of us take for granted. Now, these exercises in practicality are being elevated to works of art through an exhibit at Augsburg University.
