John Griffith, who left Target in 2014 as its executive vice president of property development, will lead global humanitarian operations for Minneapolis-based ARC. He will direct more than 1,600 people in 11 countries, notably Syria, Congo, Pakistan and Somalia.
In the chaos since the vote last week in the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, maybe the biggest unanswered question is how much more damage angry voters in big democracies are willing to do to themselves.
It is expected to heat up into the mid 70s later in the day, setting up for a beautiful holiday weekend.
Medieval show to find a new home for its 50th season.
Basketball Insiders' Steve Kyler and Amy Campbell discuss the report on Thursday that Kevin Durant will return to the Oklahoma City Thunder for at least another year.
Coastal Carolina edged Arizona 4-3 in Game 3 of the College World Series to win their first title in school history. Chanticleers baseball coach Gary Gilmore spoke after the victory.
William McGirt shot a 6-under 64 at the opening round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational on Thursday. Jordan Spieth trails by four despite having only one birdie attempt on his first ten holes.
Despite the ongoing struggles of the team, its owner remains clear the manager is not to blame.
GM is no fan of let-kids-learn-in-majors approach; Milone disappointed that getting ahead didn't pay off.
Company calls suit meritless as an animal rights group says the use of the word is misleading.
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. reached agreements with Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc., the two largest U.S. ride-hailing start-ups, to supply drivers with vehicles the rental-car company rotates out of its fleet.
Honest answers are all ‘Leave’ backers want, beginning with an accounting of globalism’s gains and losses.
Fear and misinformation drove campaign, and vote leaves U.K. with diminished role in European affairs.
Productivity gains eliminated most of the jobs Trump mourns. He’s no more capable of restoring them than bringing back the dodo.
The country has underestimated the ISIL threat for too long.
Robbinsdale redevelopment: A dead future doesn’t replace a dead past.
Rhetoric without policy plans can create political and economic chaos.
The rise in loan obligations poses a challenge for the housing market.
The Bulls star guard believes his future is in Chicago, not Minneapolis or any other NBA city.
This year's winning gardens are tended by Mary Ann O’Brien and Duane Miller; Lois Waldowski; Renee Allen and Sheryl Hybert; Lisa Moran; Ellen Akins; Tammy Jorgenson; Mark Addicks and Tom Hoch