Minnesota Public Radio

The Congressional Oversight Committee tasked with looking into the economic crisis says in a new report that there is a continuing risk of banks holding onto troubled assets, including real estate. Minnesota Public Radio talks to noted experts.

Voters in suburban Minnesota will vote on whether to invest $10 million to preserve a closed golf course. Or they could save the $10 million and allow a developer to build houses. But many say it will be cheaper in the long term to buy now.

While plans for three BRT lines are in the works, a shortage of transit funds is threatening to keep them from becoming reality -- at least any time soon.

Light rail comes out the winner in another showdown against train vs. bus in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Minnesota Public Radio interviews Professor Ann Markusen about her research analyzing the economic impact of artists.

The governor's race in Minnesota may be decided by candidates' views on transportation.