Category Archives: Business News

(KNSI) - RBC Capital Markets, LLC, accused of overcharging thousands of Minnesota customers on investment transactions, is being ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution and fine...

(KNSI) - The St. Cloud City Council has rejected a proposal to build a 40-unit permanent supportive housing complex on 25th Avenue North, ending the project at that site. The council voted 4-3 Monday ...

Roughly 100 Minnesota farmers' markets are accepting SNAP benefits this summer, making it easier for low-income families with children to buy healthy foods that can be costly at grocery stores. The ma...

(KNSI) - The CentraCare Foundation recently hosted its annual La Gratitude celebrations, recognizing donors and community leaders whose contributions support health care across the region. Last week's...

(KNSI) - Dave's Hot Chicken has found a home to roost in St. Cloud. Franchise co-owner Alex Humphries tells KNSI News the Nashville-style chicken chain has signed a lease for a roughly 2,600-square-fo...

(KNSI) - At Tuesday's meeting, the Sauk Rapids City Council unanimously approved plans for a three-bay strip mall to be constructed by Keystone Design Build. The facility will feature a shake nutritio...

(KNSI) - Governor Tim Walz on Tuesday signed legislation expanding Minnesota's protections for children using social media, requiring parental consent for users under 16 and banning addictive design f...

(KNSI) - Two Tech High School students have been selected to represent Minnesota at America's Youth AI Festival in Boston and Cambridge this July. Bihmanji Acho and Jiech Jiech will travel to the fest...

(KNSI) - Students at St. Cloud State University and St. Cloud Technical and Community College will pay more for tuition come fall. The Board of Trustees of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities ap...

(KNSI) - The city of St. Joseph is considering moratoriums on the development of data centers and additional apartment complexes. Data centers have become a hot topic recently, driven by the explosion...