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Minn. survey: Job vacancies up 32 percent over last yearMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — Job vacancies were up 32 percent in the period from April through June compared to the same time …and more »

WNMTMN Kids Vote on Jobs at State FairPublic News ServiceST. PAUL, Minn. – Several hundred thousand people are expected to head to the Minnesota State Fair today through the Labor Day weekend – and kids who stop …The Daily DigestMinnesota Public Radi…

Finance and CommerceThree gov candidates would look at gambling expansionMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — Minnesota's three major party gubernatorial candidates would consider expanding gambling to help the …Would-be governors tout bridg…

KAALtv.comUnemployment rate flat; state adds jobsMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — Minnesota's unemployment rate stayed flat in July at 6.8 percent as the state gained 9800 jobs …State unemployment rate steady in JulySt. Cloud TimesMinnes…

Minnesota IndependentGovernor's race starts anew with spirited debateKAREST. PAUL, Minn. — The three major candidates for governor sat down together Friday night in a studio at Twin Cities Public Television, …Political Notes: Dayton in general e…

Foreclosures on the rise againMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — Housing data released this week showed an uptick in foreclosures for the Twin Cities. …Foreclosures continue to mount in MinnesotaMinneapolis Star Tribuneall 3 news articles&nbsp…

Minnesota Public RadioBuilding the Indian Country economy, one business at a timeMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — Drive down Highway 1 in Red Lake and you'll see lots of government buildings and a tribally owned …and more »

State Plan to End Homelessness Falling Short of Six-Year GoalPublic News ServiceST. PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota is in the final months of its first-ever formal plan to end long-term homelessness. But the ambitious six-year plan is falling …

At Minn. foundry, sacrifices keep company aliveWinona Daily NewsST. PAUL, Minn. – Recessions often mean conflict between employers and unions, but the opposite story played out quietly at a Minneapolis foundry in recent …and more »

Minnesota Public RadioWould-be seminarians struggle to pay tuitionMinnesota Public RadioSt. Paul, Minn. — John Druckemiller is the kind of guy you would easily expect to find his way into a seminary. …