Homeless to employed: Minnesota org helping people get back on their feet
Hard at work in his fifth year at the Hi Ten Auto Service in Coon Rapids, 27-year-old Nevin Walker is considered a Hope 4 Youth success story. At 18 years old, he was couchsurfing and homeless for several years.
Helping people overcome homelessness
Hard at work in his fifth year at the Hi Ten Auto Service in Coon Rapids, 27-year-old Nevin Walker is considered a Hope 4 Youth success story. At 18 years old, he was couch surfing and homeless for several years.
Here are the cities with the highest mortgage delinquency rates
Skyrocketing housing costs in the U.S. are making it difficult for some homeowners in certain areas to consistently cover their monthly mortgage payments, according to a recent report.
50 people displaced in Minneapolis fire
The Red Cross is helping people find a place to stay after a fire spread from a garage to two different buildings, including one that served as a sheltered for people struggling with homelessness.
New law requires MN landlords to heat apartments to 68 degrees
A new Minnesota law requires landlords to heat apartments to a minimum of 68 degrees Fahrenheit during cold weather months.
MN law requires apartments be heated to 68 degrees
A new Minnesota law requires landlords to heat apartments to a minimum of 68 degrees Fahrenheit during cold weather months.
Mpls Public Housing Authority opens family housing waitlist, first time in 3 years
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) is opening its family housing waitlist to new applicants for the first time since 2021.
Big Sur home made from giant wine barrels on sale for $3.3M. See inside
Have you ever loved wine so much that you wanted to live in it? Now you can, sort of.
St. Paul urges drivers to give to shelters, not panhandlers
The City of St. Paul is looking to curb panhandling in busy intersections. It's looking to encourage people to donate money to organizations that help those who are unhoused instead of handing out cash.
St. Paul urges drivers not to give to panhandlers
The City of Saint Paul is looking to curb panhandling in busy intersections. It's looking to encourage people to donate money to organizations that help those who are unhoused instead of handing out cash.
What to know about tapping into your home equity as interest rates drop
The latest interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve may have created an opportunity for homeowners to explore options for their home equity. Here’s what you need to know.
Encampment violence puts spotlight on Minneapolis homeless approach
The Minneapolis City Council offered up its solutions to the connected problems of homelessness and criminal violence on Thursday.
Minneapolis council approves encampment ordinances
The Minneapolis City Council offered up its solutions to the connected problems of homelessness and criminal violence on Thursday. They passed three measures a day after police responded to three shootings and two homicides near homeless encampments. The council majority and the mayor don’t see eye-to-eye on a lot of issues, including how to address homelessness.
Children's musician Raffi is selling his Canadian island home: Photos
Raffi is selling his Canadian island home with expansive ocean and mountain views for nearly $2 million.
Nearly a third of homeowners say they are ‘house poor’ in new survey
The financial strain of having a house has led some homeowners to sacrifice paying for other critical expenses, a recent survey finds.
Here's how long it takes to sell a house in Minnesota
Houses sit on the market for an average of more than three weeks before going under contract in Minnesota, according to new data.
San Francisco 1st in U.S. to ban AI rent price-fixing software
San Francisco is putting a stop to automated price-setting for rent, arguing that software has scammed renters out of good prices for housing units.
Minneapolis homeless encampment near school leaves residents worried
Residents are saying a neighborhood that once felt like home has morphed into an open drug market and a haven for drug dealers among dozens of people experiencing homelessness.
More than 50% of Americans opting for 'rent-first' lifestyle, survey finds
A recent survey by Credit Karma reveals that over 50% of Americans are choosing a 'rent-first' lifestyle, prioritizing flexibility and savings over traditional ownership in various aspects of life, from housing to cars and fashion.
Changes to real estate industry in commission structure
The real estate industry is facing big changes to broker fees and traditional commission structure. FOX 9's Babs Santos has the story.