Chipotle pulls jalapeños from stores after salmonella outbreak in Minnesota
Chipotle is pulling jalapeños from its store after a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota.
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Chipotle pulls jalapeños from some restaurants as health officials investigate salmonella outbreak
CHICAGO (AP) — Chipotle Mexican Grill said Tuesday that it had removed jalapeños from some of its restaurants after determining the peppers could potentially be tied to a salmonella outbreak public health officials are investigating. In a brief statement, Chipotle maintained that...
US job openings slip to 7.4 million, but labor market remains resilient in face of fighting in Iran
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. job openings fell slightly in June, but the labor market continued to show resilience in the face of an economic shock from fighting in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz . Employers posted 7.36 million vacancies in June, down from 7.54 million in...
Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce: Renaissance Reimagined Gala
The Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for a spectacular celebration this weekend with their Renaissance Reimagined gala. The exciting event will honor the remarkable achievements of Black business owners across the Twin Cities. President and CEO Yolanda Pierson jo...
Good Company: Dock 6 Pottery
What started as a casual pottery class turned into a lifelong creative journey for Kerry Brooks, who transformed a simple hobby into a thriving passion and profession. She helped bring Dock 6 Pottery to life more than 30 years ago, and reporter Kelli Hanson takes us inside this i...
From grocery store to Minnesota: What you don’t see when an NHL trade comes together
Olli Maatta’s arrival gave the Wild a chance to explain the behind-the-scenes process that starts the moment a deal is done.
The hottest slice of Twin Cities real estate probably isn’t what you think
Construction of new retail space is drying up, causing headaches for shop owners and making the Twin Cities area one of the tightest retail real estate markets in the nation....
In-N-Out Burger shooting leaves multiple dead in Idaho
Multiple people were killed and several more injured in a shooting at an Idaho fast-food restaurant.
Your Boat Club, under new ownership, sells Lake Minnetonka marina to pay off debt
The boat-rental company sold its Smith’s Bay property for $6.85 million but will continue operating there through a long-term lease.
Molly says drier air and plenty of sunshine arrive in time for the weekend
Drier air is working its way into the area in the wake of departing low pressure. After a soggy finish to the workweek we have a beautiful weekend in store as high pressure expands over the area. Expect plentiful sunshine and we keep it dry today and Sunday with less humidity and...
Twin Cities Day Trips: Behind the historic brick, Chaska surprises with churros, cocktails and curling
The southwest suburb’s eclectic attractions include standout bakeries, a secret speakeasy, chic gift shopping and an Olympic training ground.
MN nudification ban will take effect Aug. 1 after judge rules against Elon Musk-led lawsuit
A U.S. District Court judge has denied a lawsuit for a temporary restraining order by an AI company founded by Elon Musk that would have blocked the ban of nudification technology in Minnesota....
Minnesota’s ban on ‘nudification’ tech to take effect over challenge by Elon Musk’s AI company
The xAI lawsuit contends Minnesota’s new law regulating AI-generated nude images is overly broad.
Minnesota tourism still growing but storm clouds are gathering, state says
One of Minnesota’s most important economic sectors is still trending upward, but there are new warning signals that change could be coming. Explore Minnesota, the state’s marketing and promotion agency, revealed this week that 2025 tourism data grew again from the year prior — bu...
Boston Scientific’s slowdown of Minnesota-made heart device could be bad for Twin Cities
Company officials are mum on details of their restructuring plan, but it could affect operations at the Maple Grove facility where the device is made.
El Sazon will close its Minneapolis restaurant: ‘This isn’t the ending we had hoped for’
Cristian and Karen de Leon will continue to operate Xelas in Stillwater and El Sazon outposts in Eagan and at Eat Street Crossing.
Study accuses Amazon, Walmart of deceiving shoppers with false 'Made in USA' claims
AI shopping assistants can often detect when "Made in USA" product labels are falsely labeled, but Amazon and Walmart are not using that technology to crack down on the listings, according to a new study....
Anthropic says its AI models hacked 3 organizations during testing
Anthropic said its artificial intelligence models hacked into three other organizations during testing, just days after ChatGPT maker OpenAI raised concerns over AI controls after it disclosed its rogue models hacked another company. Anthropic, the San Francisco-based AI company ...
Meadows on Fairview in Wyoming, MN, closing Transitional Care Unit in September
The Transitional Care Unit at Meadows on Fairview in Wyoming, Minn., is scheduled to close on Sept. 1 to make way for new renovations. According to Ebenezer, the management company that operates the assisted living facility, the unit’s closure is part of a strategic repositioning...
Pearson’s Candy Company closing St. Paul manufacturing plant, laying off 80 employees
A company that has been operating in the Twin Cities for over 100 years is closing its doors later this year. Pearson’s Candy Company notified the State Rapid Response Team on Thursday that it will permanently close its St. Paul manufacturing plant and lay off about 80 employees....
Pearson's Candy Company closing St. Paul facility, laying off 80 workers in September
A well-known St. Paul candy maker is shutting down, with dozens of workers set to lose their jobs this fall.
Cyclospora outbreak: Restaurants seeing slump in sales after removing lettuce from menus
Restaurant chains and local eateries are grappling with a dip in customer foot traffic and inventory challenges after a massive cyclospora outbreak linked to shredded lettuce....
Between prices and a diarrhea-causing parasite, lettuce is causing hard times at some restaurants
It’s been a choppy year for restaurants that lean into lettuce. Lettuce prices rose sharply in the first half of 2026 due to hot weather in Arizona, where about one-third of America’s lettuce is grown. Now, restaurants are dealing with the fallout from a cyclospora outbreak linke...
MN lawmakers confident nudification ban will survive challenge from Elon Musk's AI company
Minnesota lawmakers say they are confident that a ban on nudification technology – AI tech that allows users to make nude photos – will survive a challenge being brought by Elon Musk's company....
Long-stalled NorthMet mine returns with proposed major redesign
The project, originally proposed by the company PolyMet, has redesigned several components of its waste and water handling.
Costco shoppers may be eligible for payout after email settlement. Here’s how to qualify
Costco shoppers in this state could receive a payout from a major multi-million-dollar settlement. Here’s how to claim your money.
Disney’s Tarzan: The Stage Musical
A local theatre company is bringing the wild magic of Disney’s Tarzan: The Stage Musical to life this summer in Lakeville. Minnesota Live Intern Ashley Dahl headed out to discover the heartfelt story unfolding both on and off the stage. Performances run July 24 through August 2 a...
Radish Farm Stop
Minneapolis just welcomed something truly exciting — the very first farm stop in Minnesota, and it opened its doors just last week. Radish Farm Stop in the Lynnhurst neighborhood connects shoppers with more than 80 local producers while making sure farmers earn better prices for ...
NY Gyro fined $613K for minimum wage, worker overtime violations
Minnesota-based Mediterranean restaurant chain NY Gyro has been ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in back wages after a federal investigation uncovered several violations....
Elon Musk’s AI company seeks to block Minnesota ban on AI ‘nudification’ technology
The xAI lawsuit contends Minnesota’s new law regulating AI-generated nude images is overly broad.
Minnesota joins 50-state coalition urging FCC to block illegal robocalls
Minnesota’s attorney general is urging federal regulators to tighten phone company rules aimed at blocking illegal robocalls to prevent scams. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced Tuesday that he joined a bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general urging the Feder...
Major pet store closing 75 locations nationwide, slowing expansion
A major rural lifestyle retailer is closing dozens of pet stores in its portfolio around the country as it reevaluates both its existing footprint and growth plans....
45 restaurants that shaped Twin Cities dining
The inaugural Culinary North Stars Hall of Fame honors restaurants that have shaped Minnesota’s dining culture through generations of memorable meals, exceptional hospitality and lasting influence....
Hormel names next CEO as its turnaround plan continues
The Austin, Minn., maker of Spam taps industry veteran John Ghingo to lead the company starting in October.
Chipotle opens first restaurant in Mexico as global expansion accelerates
Chipotle opened its first restaurant in Mexico this month and plans additional locations in Nuevo León before expanding into Mexico City in 2027.
Cracker Barrel CEO steps down a year after logo debacle
Cracker Barrel’s CEO is stepping down nearly a year after an attempted rebrand of the chain led to a fierce customer backlash . Cracker Barrel said Monday that CEO Julie Masino will step down next month but remain with the company until Oct. 9 in an advisory capacity. David Deno ...
National Chicken Wing Day is July 29 - Here are some deals and discounts
National Chicken Wing Day is Wednesday, July 29, and many restaurants and businesses are offering deals to mark the occasion. Here are all the places you can get some wings and save some money....
Must See Museum: 1914 Historic Town Hall in Eagan
The charming community of Eagan has a rich and fascinating history stretching back to 1860, long before it ever became an official city. At the heart of that story is the 1914 Historic Town Hall , a beautifully restored landmark that once served as the community’s beloved gatheri...
The Healing Pen & A Mic: A Journaling and Podcast Workshop for the Cancer Community
Talaya Dendy, a compassionate cancer doula and host of the award-winning podcast Navigating Cancer Together, is back on Minnesota Live with exciting news to share. Fresh off her participation in the Masonic Cancer Center’s Survivorship Conference this spring, she’s here to spread...
Minnesota’s 45 most vital restaurants right now
From fine dining to counter service and Minneapolis to Duluth, these eateries are driving our food scene into a new era. They are the Minnesota Star Tribune’s Culinary North Stars....
Businessman donates $29 million to help Minnesotans pay rent after ICE surge
Biotech entrepreneur John Wilson has donated to community groups, churches and the city of Minneapolis to help families affected by Operation Metro Surge....
American shoppers are changing. Can General Mills keep up?
The Minnesota-based corporate giant, along with other food companies, increased prices and then lost customers. But the company has a turnaround plan.
Plymouth couple faces felony charges after hiding $813K in company account
Officials recently charged a Plymouth couple with multiple counts of tax fraud-related felonies.
Post Modern Times’ promise of free meals may have been too good to last
The Minneapolis restaurant set out to feed anyone who was hungry. Now it’s searching for a way to balance that mission with the concerns of the neighborhood....
Best Buy makes room for Meta’s AI glasses even as privacy debate grows
The Richfield-based retailer’s new shop-in-shops come as the technology gains new capabilities but still faces questions about surveillance and whether consumers will embrace it....
Twin Cities Day Trips: Just over the river, charming Hudson awaits
Don’t let a border crossing keep you from the breezy patios, chic shops and scenic beauty of Hudson, Wis.
Post Modern Times hits pause after six months of free meals
Amid neighborhood concerns, owner Dylan Alverson will close the restaurant temporarily “to give everyone some rest.”
With 10,000 lawsuits pending, Medtronic’s hernia mesh faces its first jury
The bellwether trial is testing allegations that the Minnesota-run company’s mesh products injured patients and were marketed with misleading safety claims....