 And other state news headlines. Local advocates are speaking out against a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that they say criminalizes homelessness. Matt Traynor of the Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless says cities now can set ordinances where they can fine or even charge people that appear to be camping on city-owned property. He says Rochester passed an ordinance this spring and Duluth is considering one. Traynor says the solution is finding an indoor place where these people can sleep overnight.