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Minneapolis is moving ahead on a rent control policy and stakeholders on the side of developers, investors and property owners say that the policy will not serve the goals that proponents are aiming for.

Plans for Duluth Armory renovations move ahead as the developer and its nonprofit partner seek state funding.

Developer is expected to submit a development plan and zoning request for project on city-owned parking lot within 30 days.

UK farm leaders who donned their running vests for the London Marathon have raised £30k to help reduce poverty via agricultural projects in sub-Saharan Africa.

The City of Minneapolis's $92 million pilot project aims to bring people back to the city center, in part by converting vacant commercial buildings into housing.

Plus: Wells Fargo consolidating Twin Cities offices; Wolves are back in the playoffs; David's Bridal may close five Minnesota locations; U of M Regent Ken Powell stepping down as board's chair; more.

FARMING leaders are donning their running vests to raise funds for Farm Africa, the charity which aims to reduce poverty via agricultural projects…

UK farm leaders are donning their running vests to raise funds for Farm Africa to help reduce poverty via agricultural projects in sub-Saharan Africa.

Can human sexuality be a nonessential issue for a denomination that seeks to “stand in the center”?

Projects that protect and restore the environment improve carbon storage and strengthen the livelihoods of smallholder farmers, says Dan Collison, Chief Executive of Farm Africa.