HOPKINS, Minn. — Testing on the METRO Green Line Extension is underway, and crews just finished their first week of work.

The project will extend the Green Line light rail from Minneapolis to St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Minnetonka and Eden Prairie.

The Metropolitan Council announced that testing has begun on the 14.5-mile extension, which is now about 95 percent complete.

In all, 58 miles of steel rail have been put down along the line that includes 16 stations, in Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, ...

After years of planning, construction and waiting, the Green Line Extension from Minneapolis to Eden Prairie began testing a ...

The Metropolitan Council and local leaders celebrated a milestone in the construction of the Southwest Light Rail project ...

The 95% completed Green Line Extension connecting Target Field in downtown Minneapolis to Eden Prairie is on track for its ...

Once complete in 2027, the new service will connect downtown Minneapolis to Eden Prairie and the region’s existing light rail ...

To fully understand the METRO Green Line Extension, you have to go back almost two decades to 2010. The Metropolitan ...

The Metro Transit Green Line Extension/Southwest Light Rail is entering a new testing phase with light rail trains moving on ...

Metro Transit on Tuesday will begin testing trains on the Metro Green Line Extension as construction on the project nears ...

The MBTA is planning three big partial Green Line closures this fall, as the agency works to install the overdue Green Line ...