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Habitat for Humanity's new Open Market buying program gives families more choice
Habitat for Humanity finds success in helping families buy homes.
Inspired
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity CEO Sue Haigh retires after 13 years
Her tenure included helping 681 families buy homes, opening two Habitat Restores, and repairing and painting nearly 1,500 homes through its national trailblazing Brush With Kindness program.
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Own a $649,900 private island with cabin on Lake O'Dowd in Shakopee
A couple built a cabin on a densely wooded island in the heart of the suburbs.
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Two dogs, three adults, one state park add up to 100 ticks in less than 24 hours
"We could see them everywhere."
Student arrested in beating of school aide freed without bail
Mohammed Dukuly no longer needed life support and sat up in his hospital bed and smiling two days after the attack at the Minneapolis school where he works.
Judge: City of Mpls. has no authority to operate the Commons park
The ruling is the latest in a battle regarding the park next to U.S. Bank Stadium.
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Weekend traffic: A spate of road work for holiday travelers
With the Memorial Day weekend kicking off the unofficial start of summer, millions will take to the roads for a getaway, AAA says, and locally the biggest travel may be outside the metro area as road work on Interstate 35 north and south of the metro area has the potential to tie up traffic.
Domestic abuse suspect is shot inside Crystal home by deputy
Officers were carrying out court order; wounded man will survive, BCA says.
Fire strikes senior residence building in St. Louis Park; 2 taken to hospital
The flames were quickly doused on the 8th floor of the building.
No seat belt use by 2 killed in rollover crash in Shoreview
The crash occurred about 12:45 a.m. along Victoria Street.
3 rescued from Minnehaha Falls spillway during heavy rainfall
Emergency crews that responded found the three about 15 feet from the mouth of the falls.
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Legislature pushes Fort Snelling affordable housing, at $600K per unit
Beat-the-clock bill has funds for pricey-to-build, affordable-to-rent units.
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Delivery drivers end strike against beer distributor J.J. Taylor
The Teamsters and the company had wrangled over safety issues.
Insert in bonding bill erodes Met Council planning power
Last-minute measures in bonding bill would give cities more powers.
Local
Twin Cities gas prices could top $3 a gallon this summer
Gasoline prices have risen sharply over the past few weeks, hitting a current average of $2.85 per gallon in the Twin Cities, 55 cents higher than a year ago.
Minneapolis city attorneys ask U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on Terrance Franklin lawsuit
A decision by the country's high court on whether to review the case is likely months away.
Black bear spotted in Burnsville neighborhood
The animal did not appear agitated, city officials said.
Minneapolis mayor promises immigrant rights, affordable housing and police reform
Jacob Frey laid out the details of his far-reaching vision for the city and its leaders in his first State of the City address.
St. Paul considers charging fees for changes to historic properties
City might charge up to $500 for major changes such as demolition.
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