METRO Green Line, METRO Blue Line and A Line each set annual ridership records, while demand for Metro Mobility continues to climb.

Focus on tackling the challenges facing regional transit, housing, equity, and investments in the region's planning and infrastructure that contribute to its economic vitality and competitiveness.

Nearly half a million dollars in grants will help local communities plan for development around future transit lines and for other predevelopment activities.

After more than two decades of planning, state’s largest infrastructure project is moving into construction.

Thousands of households are expected to participate using smartphones — a first for the region.

The Metropolitan Council will hold a workshop on March 21 to kick off the first step in a project to develop metro-targeted drinking water source protection guidance.

Amendment extends the METRO Gold Line alignment to a new station in Woodbury and adds lanes along I-94 in Northwest Hennepin County from Dayton Parkway to Trunk Highway (TH) 101.

Mike Pikovsky takes a lot of pride in the homes he owns as rental properties. Among his tenants are families who rely on federal rent assistance for a place to live and call home.

Every two years, the Council allocates roughly $200 million to locally initiated projects that meet regional transportation needs. This process is called the Regional Solicitation.

The funds promote livability, a mix of housing choices and affordability, jobs and local economic development.

The Council approved a land swap that will allow the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to go ahead with plans to expand Above the Falls Regional Park.

An effort to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion in a stretch of freeway in Minneapolis and Saint Paul is initiating and fortifying connections with the residents who live in the corridor.