"We do safely reuse N95 respirator masks to conserve supply now and ensure we'll have enough in the event of a COVID surge," David Martinson, spokesman for Bloomington-based health system and ...

Transoceanic shipping is no longer backed up. But labor shortages at airlines and trucking firms continue to influence U.S. supply chains.

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota's legal marijuana market could be headed toward a chaotic launch next year if legislators or regulators don't figure out how to license growers ahead of dispensaries ...

The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced that it has partnered with Minnesota to award $9.5 million through the RFSI program to strengthen agricultural supply chain infrastructure ...

Minnesota Realtor President Geri Theis said in an interview Wednesday that she thinks that there are a couple of reasons for prices continuing to rise despite supply being up.

Does Canada supply electricity to Minnesota? What to know about new 25% surcharge The Canadian government announced on Tuesday that it will move forward with 25% tariffs on billions worth of goods ...

The shortage of blood donors is now impacting some Minnesota hospitals’ blood supply levels. That message is coming from one of the state’s biggest blood supplies, Memorial Blood Centers (MBC ...

SAINT PAUL, Minn. \- The Minnesota Wild, along with CUB, will host a pet supply drive on Saturday, March 22 at Xcel Energy Center when the Wild hosts the Buffalo Sabres at 1:00 p.m. Fans attending ...

A Minnesota study found lower turtle population levels in lakes where commercial turtle trapping had previously occurred. Many studies have shown that wild turtles cannot withstand commercial ...

Minnesota has a minnow problem. As winter loosens its icy grip and anglers count down the days until the celebrated fishing opener on May 13, the state’s bait dealers are concerned there won’t be ...

The body of man canoeing in Northern Minnesota was found submerged by fellow canoeists on Friday. The man had been camping alone and wasn't wearing a life jacket.

WIILLMAR, Minn. -- A 65-year-old Minnesota man and a 67-year-old Minnesota bait shop owner have been charged with violations of the state's laws regulating the trapping and selling of minnows.