To qualify, businesses must be located in city-targeted areas of special assistance.

The relationship between personal care assistants and those they serve is complicated during a pandemic.

Past recessions have increased interest in higher education, especially during the 2008 recession.

Jamie Schumacher left her position as the executive director of West Bank Business Association to move into another nonprofit role in the Twin Cities.

The College of Veterinary Medicine is buying equipment like iPhones and head mounts for remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With movie theaters shuttered, the Twin Cities Film Fest and MSP Film Society created their own movie streaming platforms.

The group seeks to provide a safe space for Native American graduate students at the University of Minnesota to discuss shared experiences and culture.

The project is awaiting approval from the City Council to proceed with the design phase.

A&E rounded up a list of restaurants still operating near the University of Minnesota in Dinkytown, Como, Northeast and West Bank.

The $9 million for food shelves and food banks statewide comes as programs see an increase in demand.