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Houston County at the lowest jobless rate in southeastern Minnesota in July.

After huge gains in the past couple of years, Rochester's annualized job growth rate in July was only 0.3%.

As Governor Walz touts job growth, there’s a mixed bag of numbers that tell an interesting story about Minnesota's workforce journey.

Minnesota's overall job growth rate vastly outperformed the nation as a whole.

Job growth is on the upswing in Minnesota, but not without a few bumps along the way. Let’s break down what this means for everyone.

Minnesota's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was slightly lower last month.

A year ago, the Rochester area experienced a job growth rate of more than 5%.

The job losses reported in the Rochester area were the smallest among Minnesota's largest cities.

Seasonal factors contributed, but the latest statistics show overall employment as drop by about 4000 from the record high reached last summer.

2 counties in the region saw unemployment approaching 6% during the first month of the year.