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The new housing crisis: Shut out of the market
Ten years after a housing collapse during the Great Recession, home values have rebounded but there are too few homes on the market. Buyers face intense competition, and that means higher prices.
When Jack White performs Monday night at the Minneapolis Armory, fans will likely be surprised by what they hear. White does not use a set list. Instead, he takes his cues from the crowd to determine which songs to play and how to play them.
Elections bring battle for Rochester's soul
With three prominent offices open this election, a crowded field of candidates is running to shape Rochester's future as the Destination Medical Center project remakes the city.
Minnesota governor hopefuls get personal with voters as primary nears
Five contenders head into next week's primary election with a shot at becoming a major party nominee for governor. They're blending messages and biographies as they seek votes. Only two will advance to the November ballot.
Human Rights Department analyzes discipline disparities at MN schools
A recent analysis by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights found that students of color make up 31 percent of the population, yet those students received 66 percent of all suspensions and expulsions in the last five years.
The sixth annual Hazelfest takes place on Saturday at Hazelden in Center City, Minnesota.
The Minnesota Lynx are in the midst of a crucial portion of their season.
Dozens of runners head for sobriety powwow, 200 miles away
A few dozen runners are traveling 200 miles from the Red Lake Indian Reservation to the powwow grounds on the Fond du Lac reservation.
Council takes next step in Mpls. charter change
A proposal to give the Minneapolis City Council more oversight of police still needs more votes before going on the November ballot.