New problem uncovered on notorious ‘pinch point’ for Southwest Light Rail. A new section of light rail tracks is about a foot too close to existing freight tracks in Minneapolis.

It doesn't solve the "pinch point" problem completely, but it's a tactic that really helps, as my colleague Drew Powell explains here. "It's like being out on the 405," Bodenhamer says.

As scrutiny of the Southwest Light Rail project intensifies, homeowners who live just steps away from a pinch point on the line in Minneapolis say problems at their condominium buildings are only ...

City officials are working to ease a “pinch point” for drivers near a block of streetside cafes that was created when bike lanes were added on Holly Street through the downtown core. Mayor Kim ...