Sports + Entertainment

Members are told the Minneapolis gym may not reopen, but owners say they aren't giving up.

Studio closures pile up and companies in the businesses of healthy living try to offer clients at-home alternatives.

Will letting college athletes monetize their gam blow holes in the U's budgets? The U doesn't want to talk about it.

Putting the punitive back into work.

The St. Paul-based credit union has locked down a seven-year sponsorship agreement with the new concert venue.

The agreement makes the Bloomington-based hair company the “Official Hair Salon” of the college sports league and gives it exclusive marketing and media rights.

The 13th annual outdoor game will be held at Target Field.

A local non-profit hosts an off-season scare attraction as it prepares to seek a new location for 2020.

Is 2021 the year the state finally attracts the NHL's signature game?

Filling the location vacated in 2017 by JCPenney, the new facility features an athletic resort, indoor soccer fields, coworking space, spa, and cafe.

The Minnesota Vikings-linked Call of Duty esports team will begin competing in January 2020.

Why a New York producer chose St. Paul for a pre-Broadway run of “Six.”

The sports website is thriving against strong local competition.

The deal follows a recent partnership with TV provider Dish.

The most expensive Life Time ever built in Minnesota will include indoor soccer fields and other firsts.

Sportradar has clinched a number of similar deals over the last few months.

Miller cut his professional teeth working under renowned baseball exec Mark Shapiro at the Cleveland Indians. Now, he’s shifting gears to help boost fan engagement and drive new business opportunities for the Vikings.

League problems threaten stability of local women's pro hockey.

The charity program spruced up courts in Thief River Falls, Fridley, Marshall, and Little Falls.

Hopeful fans shelled out as much as $3,000 to lock in seats for potential post-season play. More will be sold next week.

A look at the business of the Giant Slide, a State Fair icon celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

Andrew Miller joins the team after managing business operations for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Forthcoming concert venue would have roughly the same capacity as First Avenue.

Football academies are commonplace, but this local one is just about getting kicks.

The family operating the fest announced that it's purchased new land in Shakopee.

Despite the lack of a report, the X Games still pack a punch.

Amid a record-breaking year, the team’s TV ratings in the first half of the 2019 season grew 41 percent year over year, according to Fox Sports North.

Brit’s Pub, the Black Hart of Saint Paul, and La Doña Cervecería, were among local bars that drew massive crowds for the FIFA U.S. World Cup games.

Based in Eagan, the franchise will compete in the Call of Duty league.

The New Gun Club That's On Target

A roundup of golf outings and tournaments across the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro.

Warren shares his thoughts on leadership, management, and diversity as he gears up to leave the team for a new gig with the Big Ten Conference.

Thanks to a security system upgrade, guests will be able to keep personal items in their pockets when entering the field, the team’s leaders say.

University is being removed over concerns about ‘athletic competitive parity,’ MIAC says.

Sports Minneapolis, the organization designated by city tourism entity Meet Minneapolis to focus on bringing national sports events to the Twin Cities was named Sports Commission of the Year on Wednesday.

Although the team is off to a strong start this season, home game attendance is at a record low, likely due to lousy weather and a losing past. Twins president Dave St. Peter hopes ticket discounts will bring fans back to the ballpark.

MN United's managing partner takes TCB inside the Twin Cities' youngest sports franchise as it prepares to move into its new facility and its next era.

Timberwolves’ bank shot into competitive gaming is turning costly. Will it rebound?

For the second time, Target Field achieves the highest level of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) recognition.

The exclusive partnership between the SportRadar, which has offices in Minneapolis, and New York-based Sport Grid will improve statistics insights for fans, as well as bookmakers’ advertising efforts.

As the team’s new affiliated NBA 2K League gaming team launches its season, the T-Wolves close out theirs with a final Prince-themed “City Edition” home game.

Plenty of seating options are available on resale markets for last-minute buyers.

General Mills and Mall of America are among the local businesses getting in on the action of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships that’s expected to bring 94,000 visitors to Minnesota.

The makeover of the Twins' main entryway will entice fans with pop-up shops, lawn games, live music and activities.

The St. Louis Park-based nonprofit has launched a Production Services initiative to connect members in its artist network to businesses in need of low-cost, high-quality video productions.

The last time St. Paul hosted the human-powered aircrafts competition was in 2010, when a team set the world record for furthest distance traveled.

RJM will take over ownership of the Soap Factory building in Southeast Minneapolis and allow the arts organization to remain there for two years rent-free.

Fans could enter Target Field for as little as $3.72 per person each game for 79 home games this year under the cheapest Twins Pass plan.

As other NBA owners, or WNBA owners, have walked away from their WNBA franchises, the Lynx have been profitable. The secret: winning.

The collaboration takes baseball gambling to the next level starting this season by providing real-time statistics and audio-visual feeds to global media markets and betting organizations.

Minnesota United stadium is ready for its inaugural home game in April.

The debut show, Nick Jr. Live! “Move to the Music," will bring various Nickelodeon characters together on stage for the first time.

Multiplexes and standalone movie theaters in Minnesota find the streaming era has been largely positive for business.

The new art studio bus delivers art therapy straight to clients.

New York-based Arkadium’s InHabit technology will use data collected by Sportradar, which runs its U.S. operational HQ out of Minneapolis, to spice up online sports articles.

TV/radio personality Jason Matheson’s Goofy fixation is the subject of his latest media project.

The chair of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association has made it clear to legislative leaders that the state’s casino-owning tribes aren’t interested in adding sports betting to their offerings.

“This is really tailored for Minnesota lakes,” says Root of the Elux Marine pontoon. “It’s designed for a three-hour sun cruise, not to be a boat you take down a river or across the ocean.”

Hype over the former Minnesota Vikings player’s return to the state, this time in slick curling shoes and with a broom, pushed fans of both sports to pour into the Four Seasons Curling Club and connected restaurant, Sticks and Stones.

For visitors of almost all ages, the Texas-based company iFly offers a realistic skydiving experience with 150 mile-per-hour wind tunnels, plus skydiving instruction, flight-themed STEM education programs, and more.

Tickets to the volleyball tournament are nearly sold out. A nearby volleyball coaches convention is also expected to draw more than 2,800 people into Minneapolis.

The project, involving a new basketball court, new studios and an enhanced LifeCafe, is the largest portion of $30 million total spent in 2018 on improvements to several different company facilities.

Nike gave special preference to the royal purple kit it designed through a partnership with the Prince estate. More Prince-themed Nike gear could become available, and new Prince music may even make its way to Target Center.

How a game about 19th-century Afghanistan raised nearly a quarter million dollars.

Mall of America owner Triple Five and the city of Bloomington are weighing a deal for the massive complex.

The renowned filmmaker has reportedly been working on the multiple-part Prince documentary for several months. The project is being supported by the Prince estate.

MPR will continue to hold events at the 1,000-seat Fitzgerald Theatre despite the sale.

Both companies monitor head impacts using a similar approach: by having athletes outfitted with a device capable of sharing the data from every hit or tackle.

The proposed improvements are expected to wrap up before the start of the 2019 season.

The 50,000-plus ticket holders expected to attend the team’s last home game of the season, and last ever at TCF Bank Stadium ahead of the move to Allianz Field, will topple a record set by the Minnesota Kicks in 1976.

Minnesota native and Olympic champion Jessie Diggins played a pivotal role in securing the hosting rights. She spoke with TCB about bringing the skiing event home for the first time.

Wellbeats expands its on-demand fitness classes to employers.

The two-hour documentary looks at the history of Mayo Clinic, how it handles the challenges of healthcare today, and what the industry as a whole can learn from Mayo Clinic’s operations.

With a pitch theme of “Your Home Court Awaits,” the Minneapolis Bid Committee beat out seven other cities to host the tournament – which will return to Minneapolis for the first time in more than two decades.

The investment from the Timberwolves and Lynx organization will allow for a total makeover of its premium Club TI area, as well as concession upgrades for fans in the upper ring of the sports complex.

The golf-centric facility will open this September, but an official open date won’t be revealed until next week.

As it continues to expand business beyond gyms, the Chanhassen-based fitness company is debuting a flexible, no-pressure soccer program for kids at the Viking’s former practice facility in Eden Prairie.

Including how many animals were born at the CHS Miracle at Birth Center and total attendance from this year’s Grandstand performances.

Here’s how it plans on breaking past 2 million visitors.

This year, the third generation of Old Millers — John and Marna Keenan, who are in their 70s — enjoyed their first truly relaxing summer ever, after the family sold the historic ride in January to the State Fair.

Xcel Energy Center gifts the king of love ballads a Duluth Pack bag.

Proceeds from the Rochester loan will be used to expand operations, create jobs and develop a new product, identified as “on field-mixed reality training.”

A look at a Minneapolis-based production company that’s flown under the radar while creating TV specials for high-profile clients such as UnitedHealth Group, ABC, the CW, and Amazon.

The agreement boosts the “validity” of the company’s product, which eliminates sweat from headwear, and marks big growth as NoSweat anticipates dipping into new market ventures.

The voting committee’s visit was timed to coincide with the WNBA All-Star Game.

Despite a glut, local organizers say the more the merrier.

The Rochester startup is developing an interactive curation system for businesses.

Built as an update to Le Sueur-based Cambria’s fair space, the kitchen will feature appearances from renowned chef Andrew Zimmern and HGTV host Scott McGillivray.

The Austin-based Cinema opens its first Midwest location.

La Doña Cerveceria, located in the Harrison neighborhood of Minneapolis, will include a taproom, art gallery and patio soccer field for a 3 vs. 3 league.

The golf-themed activity venue is now hiring for all positions. Front-of-house candidates are invited to participate in unique task and game-based “auditions,” starting early August.

VStar’s operations will remain here as an “autonomous division” of the circus arts giant.

The Minnesota company raked in more than 6 times its intended goal on an Indiegogo campaign for its two latest products. This is the third consecutive fundraising campaign from the company that far surpassed its target.

The agreement involves 19 album titles from Prince’s work between 1995 and 2010, other material released after ‘95, and a 2021 rights extension for works from 1978-96; but no new material.

It's not business or pleasure...it's both.

The event, set to be held at TPC Twin Cities golf club in Blaine, will elevate the state’s golf tournament bonafides and benefit charities through the 3M Open Fund sponsorship

At 47, Derek Stendahl will compete on the national stage for the first time.

The movie star frequented sauna events held by local sauna business founders John Pederson and Rod Buhrsmith.

On the heels of a U.S. Olympic curling victory, Richfield resident Lisa DeMore Rudolph has launched the Twin Cities’ newest club.

The deal to buy Boat Holdings LLC for $805 million ranks as the largest in the Medina-based company’s history.

The economic impact report issued by the Minnesota Super Bowl Host Committee reveals several positive aspects of the game festivities’ impact on Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The Northwoods League has quietly become the dominant baseball league in the Upper Midwest. Has Rochester’s Dick Radatz, Jr. built a better business model?

After a successful Kickstarter campaign in April, the tech company kicked off production in May.

Their protective cap is the first major safety evolution in swim cap design in more than a century.

Three years after transitioning to e-commerce, Jeremy Segal's business is bigger than ever.

A report showed sales of various types of boats and related products and services grew significantly last year, with Minnesota sales ranking near the top among the nation.

One expert suggests tax from sports betting in the state won’t trump what the lottery brings in, but this could change over time.

The local team, which boasts major talent, will turn professional as it officially joins the league’s four existing teams for the upcoming season.

The under-construction future home of the Minnesota United soccer team will host two matches in next year’s tournament between national teams of the Caribbean and North and Central America.

The annual event led by Explore Minnesota is expected to draw more than 500,000 fishing enthusiasts.

Rockport Analytics, which provided traffic and spending amounts for Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis, assembled a financial impact report for the next major sporting event coming to U.S. Bank Stadium.

The industry-leading company from Bloomington kicked off its new partnership with a hair-themed campaign tied to the Stanley Cup Finals.

The Golden Valley music tech company is once again on track to surpass its crowdfunding goal.

CMX Cinemas will debut May 4 at the mall with a new concept of a self-serve food and beverage market and cocktail-capable bar.

A highly touted theme park proposal appears stymied.

Ticket sales show promise for match attendance in impending new Allianz Stadium.

Turnout was less than half of last year’s Saturday opening, although the next day was about par with last year’s Sunday, which was Easter.

The Afton native wants to bring home cross country skiing’s world championship.

The shuttered 1920s theater will host ‘interim uses’ with a $1 million infusion.

In addition to hosting the 2017 and 2018 summer competitions, the city will play host through 2020.

The lawsuit was filed days after the company was hit with a $27.3 million punishment from government.

The company will be improving its compliance program as a result and recalling another 107,000 of its Ranger off-road vehicles.

As the analytics revolution washes over Target Field, we look at how data is changing the Minnesota Twins.

With it, the state stands to receive another major economic impact from the event, which a year and a half ago was said to be around $135 million.

Just over a year since opening, Can Can Wonderland has doubled its staff size and is preparing for a big expansion.

Hopes of turning the weekend prior to the big game into a major visitor magnet were not realized.

L.T. Rich is known for its line of Z-Spray and Z-Plug brand of spreaders, sprayers and aerators.

A look at what local leaders think of the groundbreaking film, and the area’s own contributions to industry evolution.

Massachusetts-based Hologic Inc. landed the U.S. rights for the University of Minnesota's 'Dexalytics' athletic performance software.

High costs and susceptibility to weather conditions have created challenges for the industry.

In total, the running back will have to repay the Edina-based bank about $639,000 to cover a $2.4 million loan he agreed to in 2016.

For the next five years, rookie players will also have the option to receive a free Sleep Number 360 Smart Bed when they join the league.

"Economists have a rough rule of thumb: Move the decimal point one place to left, and you're far more likely to come up a better measure of economic impact than the NFL number."

Officials originally planned to break ground on the Sanford Family Sports and Wellness Complex later this year, but construction now may not start until 2019.

Several startups are suiting up in hopes of getting scouted and drafted by investors.

A Minneapolis-based beer-making nonprofit is incorporating augmented reality and virtual beer to cut promotional costs during the Big Game.

Author Jen Welter speaks to businesspeople and their teams, both on and off the field, and to women, with a personal story that’s timely and powerfully unforgettable.

Why the ball club moved back to WCCO.

The improvements include updates to existing attractions, as well as investments in infrastructure that will help the “The Great Minnesota Get-together” bring in state-of-the-art traveling exhibits.

A spokeswoman for the fitness center chain said the decision came from requests from its members who were tired of seeing “consistently negative or politically-charged content.”

A local entrepreneur’s new racing series is igniting interest among motorheads across the nation.

The Athletic takes aim at local newspaper sports sections.

High-profile workplace holiday parties may be on the decline, but two of the region’s most lavish events soldier on.

Entirely unique to Competitive Edge Hockey’s facility is the Crossover Flywheel, a giant spinning disc designed to build strength and acceleration in skaters.

From TV broadcast plugs to in-ballpark promotions, Gander Outdoors and The House will soon be featured on all things Major League Baseball.

The long-time president of the Timberwolves and Lynx organization will officially make the transition to Minnesota United on October 6.

The latest generation is entering the workforce—and emerging as a powerful group of consumers.

Peaceable Kingdom was founded in 1983 by the family of Clement Hurd, illustrator of the popular children’s book “Good Night Moon”.

The amusement park is gearing up for its annual ValleyScare event, which runs from mid-September to end of October period.

How two entrepreneurs are using smartphone technology to take hunting to the next level.

Was the all-you-can-stand pass a home run?

Lutsen says expansion is key to keep Midwestern skiers local.

Matthew Kazama’s journey to Ramen Kazama, at the corner of 34th and S. Nicollet Avenue, started in Hawaii, where he was born, and in Matsue, Japan.

Was a youth volleyball tournament really worth $50 million to Minneapolis? A look at the opaque world of convention-bureau math.

Insurance giant Allianz acquired the naming rights of the new stadium, which will be called Allianz Field.

The newly completed U.S. Bank Stadium helped boost their fortunes substantially.

The company, headquartered 30 miles north of Minneapolis, employed 225 people and purchased a majority of its boat building materials from local vendors.

Denise Daniels is suing the entertainment company for “an amount to be determined at trial.”

The three-year deal will not only impact the players’ jerseys, but also the concession stands.

Former executive director Lucinda Winter announced her departure last November.

The drive clutch in some of the company’s snowmobiles was found to fracture, posing an impact hazard.

The personal aircraft maker is hoping to tap new markets for its innovative jet.

This spring, Minnesota United FC ascends to soccer's big time. What's its business plan in a sports-saturated market?

A local lawyer is looking for financial assistance in restoring an almost-demolished limestone saloon from the 1850s.

A conflict with Warner Music Group may mean Universal has limited access to the late artist’s unreleased recordings.

For years, the parent company of Minneapolis-based Sportradar US has provided sports statistics to international gambling operators. A change in U.S. law could result in a significant uptick in the data and security services it provides to national companies.

The Twins’ president discusses his organization’s lost half-decade and the clean-sheet reset underway at Target Field.

Ray Kroc/McDonald’s biopic is Twin Cities-centric.

The mayor of the Iron Range city said the two parties should “go their own ways” as it moves to evict the movie studio from its basement due to unmet payments.

The company will soon launch a subsidiary geared toward low-cost carbon fiber production.

If confirmed, the German insurance company will own naming rights to seven stadiums on four continents.

The experiential concept has proven to be a popular choice for friends, family and even as a corporate outing.

The Minneapolis startup was looking for a $100,000 investment in exchange for 20 percent stake.

Expect to pay $1 more to park and $1 more to walk through the gates at this year’s State Fair.

The Timberwolves and Lynx are seeking additional upgrades.

The company produces earplugs that protect your ears at live events without sacrificing the sound quality.

In response to complaints by two prominent former politicians, the Minneapolis City Council recently directed city staff to examine how it can more closely monitor stadium costs.

Comerica Bank & Trust has been named the new special administrator of Prince's estate, replacing St. Paul-based Bremer Trust.

CEO Scott Wine said the 18-year-old subsidiary’s sales peaked in 2012 and had been eating money ever since.

The Duluth aircraft company’s new planes include an improved flight deck and lighting system.

How water enthusiasts are spending billions of dollars each year enjoying the land of 10,000 lakes

The sports data company claims the program to be “the industry’s first free data program” that is aimed at early-stage startups.

In all, there will be 21 new state senators and 23 new House members in the 201-seat Legislature when the 2017 session convenes — more than enough votes to swing the issue.

The Minneapolis arm of the global sports data company will now be able to use Associated Press premium content in the products it sells to clients.

Among the group of five partners are three Minnesota-based companies: U.S. Bank, Federated Insurance and Treasure Island Resort & Casino.

The Mall of America recorded its highest single-day traffic draw in its 24-year history, while big box and local retailers throughout Minnesota reported strong sales increases.

Minnesota’s premier roller derby league sees value in its players beyond the flat track

The two deals now bring the sports technology company’s annual acquisition total up to four.

Most of the shopping is expected to occur at shopping malls and downtown stores, although respondents are increasingly turning to online retailers for their gift buying.

Two of the three new tour experiences will be exclusive for VIP ticket purchasers, which currently run at $100 a piece.

“Muslim girls want to play sports,” says Asiya founder Fatimah Hussein. “They want to do what other girls are doing. But there are barriers.”

The products manufactured by Regnerbau Calw GmbH will complement Toro’s current product line of sprinklers and equipment for sports fields and agricultural applications.

Prince’s estate will maintain ownership rights for the recordings, leaving Universal with the right to assemble and repackage the music for sale.

Glen Taylor opens up about three years of tragedy and turmoil at the Timberwolves and his future in the NBA.

Life Time Fitness threw an alley-oop to a local startup and created a national basketball craze.

The Chanhassen City Council gave unanimous approval to rezone Prince’s home, which can now be used as a recording studio, hotel, office and event center, as well.

This marks the first partnership the basketball organizations have made with a Chinese business since Lizhang Jiang became a minority stakeholder in the summer.

The exhibit will include branded merchandise and is expected to draw an international audience.

After studying how customers used its product, St. Louis Park-based Joia took that information and developed a new product that’s attracting deals with the Target Center and even a Vegas hotel chain.

It’s uncertain how much music is contained within the vault, but those close to Prince believe the number of unreleased tracks to be in the thousands.

The off-road vehicles company hopes its purchase of Transamerican Auto Parts will gain it market share in a more than $10 billion a year Jeep and truck accessory market.

Big data and pro sports are now one, and a Minneapolis company controls much of the supply.

According to early production estimates, it could, so long as HBO green lights the show and keeps the production in Minnesota.

Some hotels near Chaska, where the golf event is being held, are said to have quadrupled their rates.

After inking a purported $250 million deal, the sports data company now holds official partnerships with three of the four major U.S. leagues.

The company’s CEO said its device is the “most accurate head sensor product on the market” compared to the competition, which places sensors on the skin or inside the helmet.

The empire-building of Forum Communications continues unabated.

The public relations firm is helping athletes like Kyle Rudolph boost their image.

The sports data company will play the role of watchdog for the NHL as it looks for atypical bets being placed on regular-season and postseason games.

The price of its stock has risen by more than $22—or 33 percent—in the last year, making the current $94 stock price too expensive for some small investors.

Council members want assurances — first promised a year ago — that once the stadium is approved, the redevelopment of the shopping center adjacent to the stadium site will move ahead.

“The notion that we can’t tweet or do a social post congratulating a Minnesota athlete…was too much to take,” the company’s co-owner said.

The results are almost in. Will U.S. Bank Stadium deliver on its promises?

New tenants all but complete former Block E, validating developers’ vision.

The show, which adds commentary over B-movies, managed to raise $6.3 million from 47,000 backers to produce a new season.

Investors claim Seppala and two other men stole more than $12 million in funds intended for various film projects.

The hospital will provide emergency services during events.

Duluth resident Nick Turinetti talks about how his team is building a dinosaur video game that’s more accurate than Jurassic Park.

Sportradar believes it can provide America’s largest media outlets with “next-gen data” that would cater to the age of big data.

The study notes that fans driving to the stadium in hopes of finding parking are almost assuredly going to find themselves out of luck.

Data shows there is one boat in Minnesota for every 2.8 households.

Separately, the state’s Film and TV Board is set to have its budget quadrupled pending Governor Dayton’s approval.

With Spinning Man set to shoot starting June 8, the state could see an economic boost as local talent is utilized in the film’s production.

As casino-operating tribes diversify to sustain their income base, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux continue to place most of their chips on Mystic Lake Casino.

Yet the powersports vehicle maker said its motorcycle division posted strong sales growth.

The company’s news station in Washington, D.C. made more last year than other news and music stations from Los Angeles, New York City and Chicago.

Both breweries produce more than 130,000 barrels of beer annually.

Mayor Chris Coleman says the stadium will be a “catalyst” for the area. So why does the city need to provide public dollars to spur further development?

The restaurant aims to highlight independent breweries that are “as local as possible.”

Both were chosen for offering unusual on-site perks and benefits.

The bold patterns and colors of Marimekko will be featured in Target stores on a number of items, such as paddle boards, dinnerware and bocce ball sets.

The sports apparel and memorabilia store builds buzz by getting players to show up.

The Timberwolves are the first local pro franchise to eliminate the paper ticket.

Four Daughters was featured at Sundance.

The smartphone app is on a 90-day charge to raise $2 million to $5 million to broaden its reach outside of Minnesota.

A study found that every dollar invested in its 2015 spring/summer campaign generated a $75 return for Minnesota.

Several high-profile companies have already struck agreements likely valued in the millions.

Much of the Twin Cities station’s programs will broadcast from Duluth, yet the station plans to hire a new radio personality to host a local show.

$300,000 has already been raised.

News of the electronics retailer’s sales decline resulted in a sharp drop in company stock.

After the latest round of fundraising, the park project nears the halfway mark to its $22 million goal.

The Minneapolis museum and Culinaire will team up to design a new restaurant to complement the opening of its $75 million expansion.

Dozens of Minnesota companies are making the trip to Las Vegas this week to promote a wide range of products and services.

Nautilus bought the company after a year-and-a-half long search for “a strategic acquisition” to grow its equipment portfolio.

As virtual reality innovators like Slobin shape the tech’s future, product-consumer interactions could change how we interact with the world.

Even casual drone users will have to comply with the new requirements.

The 10-year deal will name a gate after the company and allow Pentair to use their water-filtering technology at filling stations throughout the stadium.

The city and others involved in the fundraising effort have been prodding the Vikings to up their contribution.

Player’s Health tracks injuries in youth sports.

The cult show, which got its start on an independent station in the Twin Cities, raised more than $1 million in its first day of fundraising.

The deal allows Polaris to showcase its products on game days.

The USGA wants to revitalize the game of golf with the help of the state’s largest higher education institution.

A new concert and event venue may finally repurpose the Minneapolis landmark.

The open space in front of the stadium will be named Medtronic Plaza for at least 10 years.

What is the best-case scenario for St. Paul soccer? I spoke with a few of St. Paul’s most interested parties to find out their hopes for any soccer stadium deal at Snelling and University Avenues.

The Board of Regents' decision to delay a vote on the project means that the Gopher's track programs may finally be a priority.

The founders of 30 Watt break down how they created an alternative humor products brand that procured shelf space at nearly every major retailer across the U.S.

A plan for dealing with the empty poultry barns at the State Fair.

You think your job is difficult? Try having this one.

LFE Capital is financing Wellbeats as the company aims to expand its video catalog and range of availability.

Modist Brewing Company plans on making beers that "don’t necessarily currently exist." What they don't plan to offer: growlers.

ATV sales slump the most as Arctic Cat attempts “to aggressively reduce non-current inventory.”

Coleman indicated St. Paul may present the best hope “…to make sure Minnesota has a Major League Soccer team.”

The track is booming, thanks to a well-timed deal with the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community and a focus on attracting younger patrons. The zebra races don't hurt either.

Over a three-month period, the MLS went from awarding a new franchise in Minnesota to threatening to yank it away.

Snowbate likely means $1.5 million rebate for “Wilson” producers.

Twenty percent of the awarded grants will go to decontaminating the Macy’s building of asbestos and lead-based paint.

How the popular music landmark is tackling changing trends and maintaining relevance in the dawn of digital.

Stadium to be named after the fifth-largest commercial bank in the U.S.

A remark made by a team official during a public forum earlier this month gave life to a rumor that a frustrated a ownership group is considering St. Paul as a host.

“When we sit down with policy makers and cut through the noise, most people are supportive,” says Minnesota United President Nick Rogers.

Will legislature act in final days on proposed soccer stadium?

Once home to one of the country’s leading film incentive programs, Minnesota’s Film and TV Board is facing the prospect of not existing at all.

Fight will only air in 9 corporate locations, dozens of franchise restaurants.

Can America's only Tour de France winner conquer business?

The economic impact of the country music legend's November Target Center run.