Minnesota's homeless population has more than doubled over the past decade. A new Wilder Research Center survey finds the largest growth in homelessness is among children in both urban and rural regions of the state. Advocates for the homeless say the lack of affordable housing is largely responsible for the increase. Minnesota Public Radio's Lynette Nyman reports.
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