St. Paul
Jury to decide whether fatal St. Paul shooting was self-defense or murder
Scott A. Klund Jr. testified on his own behalf in the fatal shooting.
Minneapolis
Abortion, immigration, race relations fuel Twin Cities protests set for Sat.
Demonstrations include dueling rallies at Planned Parenthood in St. Paul.
St. Paul
St. Paul leaders debate how to pay for street maintenance
A court ruling forced the city to change its assessment process.
St. Paul
St. Paul drug defendant says he was thrown in shark-infested waters
The trial's most compelling testimony is likely to emerge when the defendants' lawyers call alleged "global criminal mastermind" Paul Le Roux and another associate now serving a federal prison sentence for attempting to murder an undercover agent.
St. Paul
St. Paul mayor and police chief to Muslims: 'We will stand with you'
More than 200 showed up to talk about their concern over the travel ban.
St. Paul
Frustrations persist with new St. Paul recycling program
While haulers are collecting more material than in the past, the unhappiness with how the changes have been rolled out persists.
St. Paul
First of three men sentenced in double murder at St. Paul motel
Victim's family members say they will be 'haunted until our own deaths.'
East Metro
Defense says officer Yanez saw a gun the day he killed Philando Castile
Attorneys for officer Jeronimo Yanez said Castile reached for the weapon before the officer fatally shot him.
St. Paul
Search is on for St. Paul schools' superintendent
A posting by the search firm Ray and Associates, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, emphasizes a need to "narrow the achievement gap" and advertises a starting salary of about $238,000 — subject to negotiations.
St. Paul
St. Paul considers new uses for old police training facility
Many residents want a park, but downtown office space is needed, too.
East Metro
Three finalists named for Minnesota State chancellor
Three Minnesota State system finalists all have a history with schools here or in Wisconsin.
St. Paul
Beer and fly-tying mix well at angler gatherings in the metro
Gatherings like the one by the St. Paul Fly Tiers at Summit Brewing have become more regular.
St. Paul
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Friends remember St. Paul teenager killed Wednesday as vibrant, loving
Sadeya Hall's friends say she wasn't target of shooting that injured two.
St. Paul
St. Paul
St. Paul officer charged for punching girl is booked, released from county jail
Officer Michael P. Soucheray II was booked, photographed, fingerprinted and released on his own recognizance Friday.
Minneapolis
Bill undoing St. Paul, Mpls. sick leave measures moves forward in House
The measure cleared its first legislative hurdle in front of a crowd after hours of testimony.
St. Paul
St. Paul woman pleads guilty to smothering her baby to death in 2015
Shwe Htoo's mental competency had been in limbo, but in 2016, she was found competent to stand trial.
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