A rare peek into Bosch’s Baudette, Minn., proving grounds – a North Star Electric Cooperative business member – reveals a mission of winter driving innovation.

Cass County Electric Cooperative CEO Marshal Albright will retire in April after 37 years of service.

Minnkota’s new transmission substation will both fortify power reliability and support regional load growth.

Minnkota Power Cooperative is joining industry research partners in capitalizing on rare earth elements.

The new Bemidji Steel Company facility has helped to put a laser focus on the benefits of doing business in Beltrami Electric Cooperative territory.

Arctic Cat is strengthening its legacy in Thief River Falls with diverse employee opportunities and continual product innovation.

Three Farm Daughters has created a pasta empire within Nodak Electric Cooperative’s rural footprint.

State-of-the-art Waukon Dairy is producing gallons of opportunity in Wild Rice Electric Cooperative territory.

Greater Bemidji’s relocation program is attracting telecommuters to Beltrami Electric Cooperative’s service area.

The Rural Access Distribution (RAD) Cooperative is combatting North Dakota grocery store closures with some small-town collaboration.

Matt Marshall, Minnkota’s economic development administrator, answers our five questions on his role at Minnkota and how he is helping our members and municipals promote growth and opportunity in their service territories.

Fargo’s Cardinal IG glass plant has found growing power in its partnership with Cass County Electric Cooperative.

A major facility expansion will allow an electronics distribution company to thrive within its rural Minnesota community.

Minnkota's board of directors approved the 2022 capital and operating budgets, which anticipate no rate adjustment for Class A member cooperatives.

The FAR1 Amazon Fulfillment Center has become the latest Cass County Electric Cooperative member in a growing Fargo community.

A new Grand Forks research facility is unearthing an energy future in Minnkota’s energy past.

The Fargo-based Grand Farm initiative is leveraging local and global partners to electrify the future of agriculture.

Auto dealers and co-ops are merging new models, more chargers and incentives to accelerate electric vehicle growth in the north.

A North Dakota farm family has built a packaging company to support the local economy, give back to the community and create a generational legacy.

Minnkota’s member cooperatives are building out a network of electric vehicle fast chargers to help connect the service area.

A 3D printing entrepreneur is finding community support in printing a future for Bemidji businesses.