Rep. Ilhan Omar shares national and district agenda with the MSR
Rep. Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim woman to serve in the U.S. Congress, has been a vocal advocate for progressive ...
Rep. Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim woman to serve in the U.S. Congress, has been a vocal advocate for progressive ...
Minnesota lawmakers are considering a bill to allow renters to organize efforts to demand fair housing conditions and protect them ...
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's $1.8 billion 2024 budget includes investments in affordable housing, homelessness, economic development and inclusion...
Great River Landing, a 72-unit transitional housing project for those who are formerly incarcerated and transitioning from homelessness, was celebrated ...
Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan is traveling across the state to highlight the significant housing investments being made in Minnesota.
Minnesota taxpayers may be eligible for a tax credit of 85 percent of the amount they contribute to the Minnesota ...
Crime seemed o top voters' concerns ahead of the 2023 election.
To help meet demand, some poverty-fighting offices are playing a role in getting more projects off the ground.
Changes in state law this past session created a three-quarter-cent sales tax to fund transportation and a quarter-cent sales tax ...
In her own words, Shereese Turner speaks about the road she’s traveled, and why it makes her so well-suited to ...
This spring, the state adopted a $1 billion housing omnibus bill, which has several provisions aimed at creating more housing stability ...
In 2021, Minneapolis residents voted to authorize the city council to enact a rent control ordinance. Yet almost two years ...
The home purchase process is complicated, and for most of our collective history, Black households were literally barred and excluded.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced awards totaling $5.5 million for HBCUs to conduct housing and community ...
'Any housing units created address the needs. But the challenge is that these projects take so long to develop that ...
The Minneapolis City Council recently voted 9-4 against a proposal to suspend further evictions of unhoused encampments within the city.
'Our apology and efforts to engage in policy change are overdue and are important steps for us because of the ...
'To put it very simply, I will not vote to take rent stabilization away from my constituents who need it ...
A tent encampment of about 60 people at East 28th Street and Bloomington Avenue was the latest to be evicted ...
Community members in the Powderhorn neighborhood gathered on Friday to rally support for an elder to stay in her home.
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