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- Minnesota has highest foreclosure rate in Upper Midwest
Foreclosures in Minnesota dropped ten percent in August, but the state still reported the highest rate in the Upper Midwest.September 21, 2009 
Police arrest seven protesters at foreclosed home
Police arrested seven people Friday outside the foreclosed home of Rosemary Williams, a Minneapolis woman who has publicly refused to leave the property for months.September 11, 2009- High court upholds mortgage lenders' registry
The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled 6-1 that the Mortgage Electronic Registration System, or MERS, did not violate Minnesota law by failing to disclose which lenders actually owned a homeowner's mortgage.August 13, 2009 - GMAC may reopen negotiations with Rosemary Williams
A Minneapolis woman who has vowed to resist eviction from her foreclosed home may have another shot at reaching an agreement with her mortgage lender.August 13, 2009 - Inspired by Williams, second homeowner vows eviction fight
Rosemary Williams' public battle to stay in her foreclosed home has inspired at least one other Twin Cities woman, who now vows to resist eviction from her own home in Robbinsdale.August 12, 2009 - Metro housing market continues to improve
The Twin Cities housing market showed mixed signs of improvement in July, according to numbers out today.August 12, 2009 - How the real estate bubble continues to shake up housing
A new report from the Congressional Oversight Panel warns that toxic assets tied to bad loans remain on the balance sheets of many small banks, and could trigger further economic instability.Midmorning, August 12, 2009 - Rosemary Williams turns down $5,000 offer to leave home
A Minneapolis woman who refuses to leave her foreclosed home has turned down a $5,000 offer from GMAC Mortgage to leave the home by noon Tuesday.August 11, 2009 - Williams vows to stay in her home despite eviction order
A Minneapolis woman who has refused to leave her foreclosed house spoke publicly today from her front porch, vowing to remain in the house despite being ordered to leave yesterday by Hennepin County Sheriff's deputies.August 8, 2009 - Williams ordered to leave foreclosed home; supporters vow to stay
A Minneapolis woman who has publicly refused to leave her foreclosed house was ordered to leave the property this afternoon by Hennepin County sheriff's deputies. But a group of supporters is in the house and has vowed to stay despite the order.August 7, 2009 - Lawsuit seeks to block home foreclosures in Minn.
The lawsuit claims a new federal program that's meant to help struggling homeowners refinance their mortgages fails to give them proper notice of why they've been rejected, or the right to appeal.July 28, 2009 - Foreclosure tough on single women
Foreclosure is a scary proposition for any family. But for single people, who don't have a spouse's income or emotional support to tap, saving a home from foreclosure can be especially tough.June 16, 2009 - Metro home market shows improvement
Twin Cities housing statistics are showing some signs of improvement, according to area realtor associations. But experts say the numbers do not necessarily suggest the region's housing market is getting healthier.June 10, 2009 - Congress takes steps to reform lending
Despite some glimmers of hope in the economy, the foreclosure crisis continues. One million new foreclosures have been filed so far in 2009. Midmorning looks at efforts to reform mortgage lending practices.Midmorning, June 5, 2009 - Metro housing market improves in April
The Twin Cities housing market continues to show signs of improvement, with home sales going up by 7 percent in April.May 12, 2009
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