St. Paul
St. Paul's Como Park Conservatory celebrates a century
The St. Paul institution reaches the century mark with high hopes for the future.
Variety
Streetscapes: Saints march into downtown St. Paul in stellar new ballpark
REVIEW: With the just opened CHS Field for the Saints in Lowertown and the Twins' Target field in its fifth season, Minnesota can now boast two of the finest stadiums in baseball.
St. Paul
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St. Paul Port Authority takes preparatory step toward old Macy's building sale
By transferring the Macy's site to its nonprofit affiliate, St. Paul Port Authority is ready for joint ventures as well as an outright deal.
East Metro
St. Paul woman charged in hit-and-run that put driver in a coma
The driver was allegedly drunk and gaining speed.
Variety
Gallery: Back to the '50s
As many as 150,000 people will pack the State Fairgrounds in St. Paul this weekend for the Minnesota Street Rod Association's Back to the '50s Weekend. The event runs through Sunday and features more than 12,000 registered vehicles on exhibit plus live music and dancing.
St. Paul
Adoptions are on hold at St. Paul Animal Humane Society because of dog flu
The Shar-Pei mix left a shelter in St. Paul without symptoms, but then it quickly fell ill.
Minneapolis
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Twin Cities newspaper gives homeless a voice, a job and an income
A newspaper launched by a St. Paul man gives homeless people a voice, and needed income.
East Metro
St. Paul boy who fell in apartment pool's filthy water dies
A 7-year-old boy who fell into several feet of filthy water in an unattended swimming pool outside a St. Paul apartment complex last month died Thursday morning, a family representative said.
St. Paul
June 18, 2015: Interim archbishop meets with Minnesota priests in Rochester
Bernard Hebda gave state priests a message of hope. "I pray this is a fresh beginning," one said.
St. Paul
St. Paul council delays action on Cleveland Avenue bike lanes
The council approved less controversial bike lanes on Front Avenue and Lexington Parkway
East Metro
Home & Garden
Garden-tour season kicks off in St. Paul
Free West End Neighbors Garden Tour offers back-yard peek at historic homes
East Metro
St. Paul man charged with sex trafficking and domestic abuse
Suspect took a woman's child hostage to force cooperation, charges say.
East Metro
Outspoken St. Paul teacher takes criticism to new heights
St. Paul "troublemaker" says district has tried to silence him over his views on suspensions.
St. Paul
Cleveland Avenue businesses fear proposed St. Paul bike lanes
Companies on Cleveland, Lexington and Front in St. Paul fear loss of street parking.
East Metro
Trial opens this week in 2013 death of Oakdale's Danielle Jelinek
After months of delay, jury selection begins Monday in the death of Danielle Jelinek of Oakdale.
East Metro
St. Paul police sergeant wins 2015 Officer of the Year honor
Work with immigrant communities is recognized by state peers.
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