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Developers revive stalled riverfront site for senior housing
Bluff Street Development proposes a 104-unit affordable senior housing building at 600 Main St. SE near the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal
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St. Paul schools board okays first round of budget cuts
The St. Paul school board approved a package of preliminary budget cuts to begin closing a $14.3 million deficit. FOX 9
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Blue Line LRT extension cost tops $3.58B, draws calls to scrap project
The METRO Blue Line light-rail extension's projected cost rose to $3.58 billion, and a Minnesota lawmaker urged officials to "scrap this next boondoggle" after the latest budget increase. AlphaNews
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Judge rules DOJ misused grand jury in Metro Surge; Walz now seeks records on alleged Trump 'retribution campaign'
A federal judge on June 22 quashed grand jury subpoenas seeking internal records from Gov. Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey in the Metro Surge probe. Minnesota Reformer
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Minneapolis moves toward legalizing and regulating sex-venue bathhouses
A Minneapolis City Council committee advanced a package of ordinances on June 17 that council members say would legalize and regulate commercial sex venues long banned in the city since 1988. FOX 9
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Target Field concession workers strike during Twins-Dodgers series
Concessions workers staged a walkout at Target Field during at least one Minnesota Twins-Los Angeles Dodgers game on Monday, June 22, 2026, disrupting food and drink service inside the stadium. Minnesotareformer
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Parents push Anoka-Hennepin levy amid deep cuts
Parents for Good presented a petition Monday with 3,000-plus signatures asking Anoka-Hennepin to put a levy on this fall's ballot that would raise homeowners' taxes about $30 per month. FOX 9
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$28.5M Adora Apartments eyed for Bloomington land
Twin Cities developer JO Cos. has proposed a $28.5 million, 52-unit affordable housing project called Adora Apartments on three city-owned parcels in Bloomington. Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal
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Minneapolis to close Minnehaha dog park amid disputed burial-site claims
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board voted to close the popular Minnehaha off-leash dog park, saying the land is sacred to the Dakota and contains burial sites. Alphanews