(Learfield) – Governor Tim Walz says about 11,000 Minnesota households will be able to stay in their homes through a new $40 million investment approved by the Legislature. The funding will be distributed through local administrators of the state’s Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program.
The money will provide emergency financial assistance and supportive services for families experiencing homelessness or for those who are at immediate risk of losing their housing. State officials say grant agreements will be finalized this summer, with the funding expected to reach communities by the end of the year.
10 noncitizens accused of illegally registering, voting in Minnesota elections
(KSTP) - Federal prosecutors on Tuesday unsealed indictments against 10 people who falsely claimed they were citizens when voting or registering to vote in Minnesota. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the defendants include foreign nationa...
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Minnesota's home insurance rate rose more than any other state in first half of 2026
(Minnesota Reformer) - Minnesota home insurance rates rose steeply in the first six months of 2026, up 13% from the end of 2025, according to a report from insurance comparison website Insurify. Minnesotans continue to see the biggest rate increase i...
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Driver Arrested In Grand Forks On DUI Charge Tuesday Afternoon
(KNOX/Valley News Live) - A driver was arrested in Grand Forks on a DUI charge Tuesday afternoon when police say Ian Lacrosse ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle. Grand Forks Police Officers were called to the intersection of 17th Avenue...
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Registration For 2027 Grandma's Marathon Opens Thursday
(Learfield) - Registration for the 2027 Grandma's Marathon weekend opens Thursday evening, and organizers are warning runners not to wait. After record-setting demand last year, some race events sold out in just 90 minutes, while the full marathon re...
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