2024 may be the year for some to buy a home, experts explain how
With interest rates expecting to drop and new construction the rise, 2024 may finally be the year for some to buy a home
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With interest rates expecting to drop and new construction the rise, 2024 may finally be the year for some to buy a home
While everyone's financial goals are different, money is on the minds of many Minnesotans.
The Galaxy will soon become Well's Roadside, which will keep some drive-in spots but also add year-round dining on an all-season, pet-friendly pergola patio.
Now that the holidays are over, shipping companies are busy with tens of thousands of returns pouring in.
The new laws taking effect in 2024 are some of the largest changes Minnesota has seen in decades. State lawmakers passed more than a dozen changes in the 2023 legislative session. Some of the new laws will affect tenants and landlords.
A survey found 40% of people plan to return at least one gift this year. And depending on what it is, it could cost you.
Friday is expected to be the busiest at MSP Airport for the Christmas travel season, as 36,000 people are expected to pass through TSA. But if you're traveling by car, you'll be joining millions of others this weekend.
The four-day strike began Friday and will last through Christmas Day.
A porch pirate chose a unique disguise to steal some Amazon packages. A St. Louis Park woman says the thief came dressed to deliver as an Amazon driver.
On Friday, more than 36,000 passengers are expected to check in and fly out of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Homeowners in Missouri filed a lawsuit against some brokers and realtors. They argued that home sellers shouldn't have to pay commission to a buyer's agent since that agent doesn't represent them. Ultimately, the home sellers won the case.
Officials say a lottery and gaming credit should be on there. The credit is shown on tax bills as a reduction of property taxes that are due for this year.
Home buying has become so expensive, couples are now asking for help on their wedding registries.
The company will keep its name and headquarters in Pittsburgh, but the United Steelworkers union voiced opposition to the deal.
A 24/7 downtown Minneapolis? That's just one idea the Minneapolis Foundation is suggesting as part of a new report released this week titled "Downtown Next: An Action Strategy for Downtown Minneapolis."
