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Minneapolis townhomes will provide housing for families who have been homeless	17.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority's Minnehaha Townhomes in the East Nokomis neighborhood will serve 16 families who have been without homes.
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Lack of affordable housing squeezing ever more Minnesotans	15.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
A new study indicates the shortfall in affordable housing is growing, squeezing an additional 26,000 households in 2017 compared to two years before.
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Mpls. mayor marks new partnership with Red Lake Nation on trip to reservation	14.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
It's rare for city governments to partner directly with tribes, who typically work with the federal government. That's changing, at least between the city of Minneapolis and the Red Lake Nation. This week, the mayor of Minneapolis drove nearly five hours north to visit the Red Lake Tribal Council.
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Utilities push back on 100 percent carbon-free electricity proposal	13.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
Minnesota Power, Great River Energy, Minnkota Power Cooperative and Dairyland Power Cooperative all said they oppose the bill in its current form.
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What’s on MPR News – 3/12/19	12.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
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Mpls. officer charged in domestic assault case	9.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
Czaw Vah, 49, is charged with disorderly conduct and two misdemeanor counts of domestic assault.
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What’s on MPR News – 3/5/19	5.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
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Developer seeks $107M public subsidy for St. Paul Ford site	4.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
A developer is seeking more than $107 million in public financing to redevelop the vacant Ford plant site in St. Paul.
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Mpls. council backs concept for riverfront development	2.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Business
Critics continue to assail the project as heedless of community wishes.
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Mpls. council to vote on Upper Harbor Terminal plan, some say it's too soon	1.3.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
The Minneapolis City Council is expected to vote Friday on a plan to develop land north of downtown on the Mississippi River. But some north Minneapolis residents don't agree with some parts of the plan and feel ignored in the process.
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Daily Digest: Walz unveils $1.27 billion bonding proposal	27.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Politics
Catch up on political news from around the region.
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Walz pitches $1.3B construction plan heavy on housing, higher ed	27.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
Gov. Tim Walz told reporters on Tuesday the package would preserve state assets and invest in the future. A key Minnesota Republican said the proposal was too big and unlikely to pass this year.
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Walz budget: big gas tax hike; more money for schools, health, roads	19.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Politics
Gov. Tim Walz said his budget proposal unveiled Tuesday would make "significant strides" lowering health care costs and improving education statewide. But a key Republican derided it as a plan to turn Minnesota into a "cold California."
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Daily Digest: Budget, lawsuit and New Hampshire	19.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
Gov. Tim Walz is set to release his first budget proposal and some other Minnesota political news.
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Walz poised to propose budget that reflects his values	19.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Business
Gov. Tim Walz will propose his first two-year state budget Tuesday that is expected to total nearly $50 billion.
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Mpls. eyes new weapon in fight against climate change: energy disclosures	15.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
The Minneapolis City Council is expected to pass rules that would require landlords and sellers disclose energy efficiency information before people commit to buying or renting. The thinking is these rules will help make Minneapolis' affordable housing and climate change goals.
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'Blindsided': Developer of stalled project blames Mayo Clinic	9.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: News
The developer of a much-touted -- but now suspended -- hotel, retail and residential development on prime Rochester real estate blamed Mayo Clinic for launching a competing hotel that put the project at a "considerable competitive disadvantage."
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Rochester's big Bloom Development goes boom	6.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Law & Justice
The plan for a nearly $250-million retail, hotel and housing development on the Zumbro River in downtown Rochester is kaput. City officials abandoned the plan after the Abu Dhabi-based company behind the Bloom Development wanted to reduce the project's scale and missed a key city deadline.
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Preparing to return to work, after a life derailed by drugs	1.2.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Science
Johnny Petty uses a volunteer job and counseling to prepare for the work life he wants.
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Daily Digest: Walz promises LGA boost	31.1.2019	Minnesota Public Radio: Politics
A Thursday roundup of Minnesota political news.
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