Variety
TPT opens remodeled headquarters, takes on a new name
The building had not been updated since its opening 25 years ago. The $18 million project forced many of its employees to work from temporary office space for several months.
St. Paul
A dozen projects near Green Line win $600,000 in Knight Foundation grants
The Knight Foundation judged them best for neighborhoods.
East Metro
Historical Society plans racial equity event at CHS Field
Twin Cities leaders who made trip to Selma are behind Wednesday's gathering in St. Paul.
East Metro
Bicyclist with legal pedigree takes on BNSF railroad over accident
Robert Cattanach is used to mixing with the big boys. So he didn't hesitate to sue BNSF, one of the nation's largest railroad companies, over a bike accident — his own — after the company refused to pay a few thousand dollars in medical bills.
St. Paul
St. Paul asks residents for feedback regarding Snow Emergency procedures
The St. Paul Public Works Department is taking a survey to get feedback that will be used to better serve residents to improve its winter road maintenance and snow emergency procedures.
East Metro
A renewed push for school, community on St. Paul's West Side
Community group, St. Paul district spreading word about neighborhood schools
East Metro
Property taxes could rise 4.9 percent for typical St. Paul homeowner
Projections show fewer sharp increases by neighborhoods, however.
St. Paul
Eastwood named director of St. Paul library system
She will take over next week from Kit Hadley, who had served as the city's library head since 2009.
St. Paul
Xcel Energy and fire crews respond to St. Paul gas leak; Leak stopped
Authorities are out on the West Side near the Lafayette bridge after a gas line was struck.
Minneapolis
Stone's Throw Urban Farm finds city spaces to grow produce
Stone's Throw is a local leader in a limited scene.
St. Paul
Citing 'sibling rivalry,' astronaut tweets space photo of St. Paul, too
U.S. astronaut Kjell Lindgren took a little grief from St. Paul residents after sharing an epic photo of Minneapolis on Tuesday that was captured from the International Space Station. So on Saturday, he responded in kind with a way-up-high snap of greater St. Paul from his perch in space.
St. Paul
Black Lives Matter plans protest at Twin Cities marathon
The St. Paul offshoot of Black Lives Matter is planning a protest at the Twin Cities Marathon in reaction to conflicts between community members and police.
St. Paul
Construction begins on Seven Corners Hardware site in St. Paul
The Opus Group started construction today on the Seven Corners Hardware site, a key corner near the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.The six-story, U-shaped apartment and retail project includes 11,500 square feet of ground-level retail and 191 residential units, from studios to three-bedroom townhomes.
East Metro
St. Paul man gets 30 years in prison for killing girlfriend
Dozens of family members, friends and supporters packed the courtroom for victim Samirria White.
St. Paul
Planners share vision for St. Paul's Mississippi River Balcony project
Pedestrian balcony would link area to downtown.
East Metro
90-year-old Maplewood man, charged in son's murder, incompetent to stand trial
Kenneth Bowser will be referred for civil commitment.
St. Paul
St. Paul ditches one-stop School Choice Fair
Retooled event to be held at Washington Technology Magnet with preschool, kindergarten focus -- and district schools only.
East Metro
Oakdale girl fights for her chance to get in boxing ring
Amaiya Zafar, 15, seeks to compete while wearing attire that will adhere to her Muslim beliefs.
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