housing
Time-capsule home from 1800s is older than Minnesota's statehood
The iconic Victorian-era house in Carver has been featured in calendars, on holiday tours and even an HGTV show, "If Walls Could Talk."
Downtown Wayzata condo gets dramatic makeover
The plain-vanilla condo above the Hotel Landing is now bold and personalized.
'70s Mendota Heights rambler reinvented without adding square footage
A couple facing retirement considered building a house next door, but chose to reinvent their outdated rambler instead.
Local
In a year of canceled traditions, Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon is 'a bright spot'
Charges: Stare-down turns to man fatally stabbing dad, setting home ablaze near Le Center
St. Paul Chamber adopts diversity program eliminated by Wilder
North metro city weighs ban on 'targeted' residential protests
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Sports
Souhan: Most thrive after leaving Wolves, but Rubio came back even worse
Baseball Hall gets no new members; Schilling 16 votes shy
Star Tribune to launch daily Minnesota sports podcast: Daily Delivery
Vikings might need to cut more than $12 million of cap space
Business
Median price hit record $305,000 in red hot Twin Cities housing market last year
Polaris introduces more than 120 new products in 2020
Lindell: Twitter ban won't stop his claims of election fraud
Bankrupt Christopher & Banks closing Plymouth headquarters, laying off 361 workers
Opinion
Minnesota needs to get volunteers on board
Biden erases Trump's damaging approach to racism
Enough doom and gloom about isolating indefinitely
Readers Write: Green energy, the 1776 Commission report
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COVID defenses
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Variety
What's new, gone virtual or gone from the St. Paul Winter Carnival
First Avenue open for business again – sort of
HBO's 'Real Sports' spotlights North High School and its football coach
5 artists of color to celebrate in kids music after Grammys controversy
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Rehousing grant qualifications
Do you qualify for a rehousing grant of up to $3,500?
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Finding a home after foreclosure
Money is available to help families post-foreclosure, but many don't know about it.
Politics
GOP largely sides against holding Trump impeachment trial
Democrats prep Biden's virus aid package with or without GOP
Senate filibuster fight cools for now, but battles ahead
Senate confirms Antony Blinken as 71st secretary of state
Nation
AP Exclusive: DOJ rescinds 'zero tolerance' immigration rule
Elderly woman killed, 5 others hurt in Portland car rampage
Rittenhouse, mother fixated on social media treatment
US surging vaccine to states amid complaints of shortages
World
Russia, US exchange documents to extend nuclear pact
U.S. announces restoration of relations with Palestinians
German police: Man attacks people with knife in Frankfurt
Angry farmers storm India's Red Fort in challenge to Modi
Curious Minnesota
Were grizzly bears ever indigenous to Minnesota?
Did Ford make millions of windows from sand mined beneath its plant?
How are courts in Minnesota coping with the pandemic?
Listen: How is Mississippi River water made safe to drink?
Duluth
Kombucha taproom finds a home in Duluth
In Duluth, vaccinations race to beat the next COVID-19 surge
Duluth dredging project dumped 1970s aluminum shards on Park Point beach
Pounded by the pandemic, Duluth shipping seeks rebound in 2021
Celebs
Officials: Cause of fire that killed Tony Hsieh undetermined
Elliot Page and Emma Portner divorcing after 3 years
Washington Post's Marty Baron says he's retiring next month
Mossimo Giannulli loses bid to finish prison term at home
Inspired
When COVID arrived, Mpls. neighbors stepped outside to sing — 300 nights later, they're still singing
Minneapolis workplace strategist shares her thoughts on the post-COVID workplace
Retired Minnesota school psychologist and shy Swedish schoolgirl bond over a book
The teddy bear toss is a hockey tradition. Even in a pandemic, this community kept it going
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Wisconsin educators set to get vaccine in March, but state doses lag
Teachers, child care workers, prisoners and grocery store workers will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in early March, state health officials said Tuesday.
Home prices rise at fastest pace in more than 6 years
U.S. home prices jumped in November at the fastest pace in more than six years, fueled by demand for more living space as Americans stick closer to home during the pandemic.
This Week: Consumer confidence, Apple earns, new home sales
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
Minnesota Senate Republicans release legislative priorities
Minnesota Senate Republicans unveiled priorities for the new legislative session this week that include limiting the governor's peacetime emergency powers and avoiding tax increases to help with financial woes caused by the pandemic.
Existing home sales rise in 2020 to highest in 14 years
Sales of existing homes rose 0.7% in December, pushing the entirety of 2020 to a pace not seen in 14 years and providing one of the few bright spots for a U.S. economy mired in a global pandemic.