Janet Moore

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Xcel Energy lines in the North Loop, which provide power to parts of downtown Minneapolis, will need to be moved to make way for the Blue Line light rail extension.

But the Met Council says fixing it won’t affect the nearly $3 billion price tag.

Tens of thousands of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport passengers use ride-sharing every week.

The expansion of intercity passenger rail serving Minnesota is still in the fact-finding phase.

Airport trade group uses passenger surveys to craft rankings.

Ramsey County will decide this fall if it’s a $2 billion streetcar or a $121 million bus that will run along W. 7th.

Though the vehicles won’t get off the ground for at least a couple of years, Minnesota lawmakers are clearing the way for their presence on state roads.

The Met Council’s $2.9 billion to $3.2 billion estimate built in the potential for unexpected costs.

About 80 restaurants, hotels and other places of refuge were listed for Minnesota in the Jim Crow era. Most are gone.

Metro Transit recruited a big class for what a union leader admits is ‘not an easy job.’

Federal grant will help pay for two new gates at the smaller terminal, which serves Southwest, Sun Country and JetBlue, among others.

Ridership is at 60% of what it was pre-pandemic. Mid-day, afternoon trips are now busier than mornings.

While overall crime was up 32% since 2022, the transit police chief said he’s encouraged by a general downward trend last year.

Used vehicles could bring a $600 rebate. Federal tax credits are also available.

The proposal to study the theoretical technology has buy-in from some metro leaders, though others say it’s unproven.

The Met Council forcefully rejected the allegations by engineer Michael Janish.

More than 500 fare evaders cited in the past month.

TSA discovered 53 guns at MSP checkpoints in 2023, down from 58 in 2022.

The final budget figure won’t be available until spring, but officials expressed confidence “that will be the number.”