How the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Minnesota in three weeks
The pandemic would kill more than 15,000 Minnesotans — and open deep divisions over how it was handled by public officials.
Rochester's rapid bus line project faces delays after project bids come in over budget
Work on a proposed 2.8-mile bus rapid-transit line was supposed to start in Med City toward the end of the year. A recent spate of construction bids has city officials thinking otherwise. Rochester ...
New east metro Gold Line bus spurs development: ‘We’re pleasantly surprised'
Apartments and green spaces, a coffee shop, a golf spot and a brewery. The places popping up along the new Gold Line bus ...
Houston’s Muslim community split on Mayor Whitmire’s involvement in annual Ramadan dinner
Some local Muslims plan to once again boycott Whitmire's appearance at annual Ramadan event over his refusal to call for a ...
Efforts to recover 3 heli-skiers buried in avalanche near Girdwood on hold due to dangerous conditions
Efforts to recover the three men who died in an avalanche Tuesday while they were on a guided heli-ski trip in the Chugach Mountains near Girdwood were halted due to dangerous conditions and difficult ...
Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska reduces staff in wake of Trump refugee funding cut
Other refugee resettlement agencies also have cut staff as they face suspension of the resettlement program and the freezing of funding.
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MnDOT to host March 13 public meeting for 2025 construction on Highway 61/Arcade Street and Highway 5/East 7th Street in St. Paul, Maplewood
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will host a March 13 public meeting to share an overview on this year’s Highway 61/Arcade Street and Highway 5/East 7th Street construction project in ...