The new ordinance would limit landlords who convert single-family homes into multi-tenant properties to a maximum of four bedrooms in the future.
After Minneapolis and St. Paul limited what companies can charge restaurants, DoorDash and Uber are charging customers about a dollar more
The players showed 'complete disregard' for the school's COVID
A winter storm watch has been issued where more than 6 inches could pile up.
Texas wasn't the only state impacted by February's arctic blast.
With three goals in just over three minutes, the Wild sealed their fifth straight victory.
The Minnesota BCA is investigating.
The victim was 36 years old.
Local hospitality company Jester Concepts has bought the brand. The new location is still being determined.
The retailer says that there is no reason for medical concern.
He's hoping drone operators can help him locate Rowdi, his yellow lab.
Access to the building will be limited during the trail, which begins March 8.
It happened Thursday evening near Thief River Falls.
The city of West St. Paul is planning to push an ordinance that would limit the number of rental properties allowed on a single block. It may be an uphill battle. The Star Tribune reports that homeowners in the city of Winona are challenging a similar ordinance.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the property rights group challenging Red Wing’s rental code did not prove it is unconstitutional. Under the ordinance, landlords must have their properties inspected by city officials, even if there's no probable cause to believe there are violations. Minnesota Public Radio has more on the appellate ruling.
A shift away from neighborhoods full of homeowners has become a phenomenon in Minneapolis and St. Paul as investors turn single-family homes into rentals to take advantage of a tight rental market. Housing experts say the resulting drop-off in single-family homeownership can destabilize neighborhoods.
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