St. Cloud resident Barry Kirchoff helped lead a donation drive for Hurricane Katrina victims in 2005. The drive was initially expected to be small but grew and filled two semi-trailers with donations.

(Bloomberg/Brody Ford) — Salesforce Inc. projected lackluster quarterly sales growth, suggesting its artificial intelligence product isn’t yet paying off as quickly as hoped in the face of competition ...

The owners of a Minneapolis roofing company face allegations of wage theft, insurance fraud and tax evasion tied to work at a St. Paul public housing townhome community last year. Ramsey County ...

SpaceX launched the third batch of satellites for Amazon's Project Kuiper broadband megaconstellation early on Wednesday morning (July 16). A Falcon 9 rocket topped with 24 Kuiper craft lifted off ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — City leaders in St. Pete voted unanimously Thursday to allow a new housing project to be built at the old Raytheon site in the Azalea neighborhood near Tyrone Square Mall. In a ...

After a California judge denied environmentalists' claims that the Hells Kitchen lithium extraction project approved by Imperial County was not adequately studied for water supply, air pollution and ...

CASTLE POINT — St. Louis County on Tuesday tore down a crumbling, vacant house, the first of at least 230 slated for demolition with federal pandemic relief funds. It took a bulldozer on Tuesday ...

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (CBS12) — The Treasure Coast is set to open its first new hospital in more than a decade. The Florida Coast Medical Center is preparing to open its doors on Tuesday, September 9th ...

KIRKLAND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Echodyne, the radar platform company, is pleased to announce that it has been selected as the radar provider within the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 156, ...

MANILA, Philippines — The immigration lookout bulletin order (ILBO) against an initial of 35 individuals linked to the anomalous flood control projects is now in effect, according to the Bureau of ...

Managers are overseeing more people as companies large and small gut layers of middle managers in the name of cutting bloat and creating nimbler yet larger teams. Bosses who survive the cuts now ...