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• Silva is chosen to be next St. Paul schools superintendent
  Chief academic officer will take over as superintendent as district confronts a budget crunch and achievement gap.
  
• Drunken driver’s 'mistake’ was fatal one
  "I was driving. I don't know what happened," said Kirsten Driscoll of Minneapolis after entering a guilty plea to criminal vehicular operation in the death of Christopher Iverson, 48.
  
• Library is pressed to take gang force report off Web
  The legislative library rebuffed demands by police lawyers who argued that the public document should be removed because it names undercover officers.
  
• Air-pollution levels raise concern in Twin Cities, Rochester
  Air-pollution levels raise concern in the Twin Cities and Rochester
  
• Water main break makes for messy weekend in St. Paul
  The weekend didn't turn out as planned after a St. Paul water main broke, soaking nearby homes.
  
• At old shoe factory, a foot in the door for affordable housing
  St. Paul's Renaissance Box building will be converted once the developer gets federal historic certification.
  
• 35 get homes on Adoption Day
  Ramsey County is observing National Adoption Day today by finalizing the adoptions of 35 children to 24 families in an afternoon ceremony.
  
• Robbery, arson defendant gets 26 years
  The judge, unmoved by Zachary Wiegand's remorse, sentenced him for the Wisconsin side of a 2-day crime spree.
  
• Tour governor's house
  Holiday tours at the governor's residence on Summit Avenue in St. Paul have been scheduled for three consecutive Tuesdays next month.
  
• Diversity, achievement are on agenda of St. Paul superintendent candidates
  Three candidates go down to the wire to be named superintendent of St. Paul Public Schools.
  
• Cops arrest two more in attacks posted on YouTube
  Police are investigating random assaults that were filmed and posted on the Internet.
  
• St. Paul dad must take parenting classes after outburst over shirt
  Dad is enraged when son wears blue, a rival gang color .
  
• Man acquitted of 1981 murder sues St. Paul over job loss
  Alleging racial discrimination, he says he was suspended without pay and the city didn't reinstate him.
  
• St. Paul schools retiree charged in embezzling
  Former school district employee charged with embezzling $21,000
  
• Jury convicts driver in fatal I35E car crash
  A jury found a Crystal man guilty of the most serious charge against him -- fleeing police and killing a passenger in another car after he ran a red light on an I35E ramp.
  
• Pedro family donates site of luggage business for use as a park
  Community will play a role in someday transforming the downtown St. Paul parcel that housed immigrant's longtime business.
  
• 2 on YouTube assault video arrested
  The two were among a group recorded on camera who were participating in assaults on bicyclists and pedestrians.
  
• Jury begins deliberating charges against man in fatal car crash
  Tito Campbell admitted to driving drunk and license-less and causing a collision that killed Shoua Vang on April 18.
  
• St. Paul council to vote on plan to beautify Central Corridor
  St. Paul officials say they have a way to cover the costs of adding a station and greening up University Avenue.
  
• Police on the trail of attackers shown in YouTube video
  The "disturbing" video, posted Monday but since removed, features young men assaulting pedestrians, bicyclists and others.
  
• 'New schools' to serve poor students proposed
  The Minneapolis board will vote next month on the creation of self-governed or charter schools to address the needs of students "we have failed the most."
  
• Couple honored for saving man's life
  A St. Paul couple with a newborn baby and citizens and law enforcers who worked on an initiative to reduce street-level drug dealing were honored Monday with the St. Paul Police Department's Chief's Award.
  
• Man on trial in drunken, fatal crash
  Tito F. Campbell knew he was too drunk to drive and knew the police were already on their way when he hopped in his ex-girlfriend's car -- with his 10-year-old son in tow -- and led squads on a high-speed chase down Hwy. 36 and Interstate 35E into Maplewood.
  
• Funds set up for Xiong's wife, kids
  Support is growing to assist the family of St. Paul soldier Kham See Xiong, who was among those slain at Fort Hood in Texas last week.
  
• Suspect jailed after 2 teenagers stabbed in St. Paul
  An 18-year-old man was in custody Friday night in connection with a stabbing in St. Paul that sent two teenagers to the hospital.
  

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