East Metro
![Debris covers Wabasha St. after breaking off from the bluff above. ] JEFF WHEELER ï jeff.wheeler@startribune.com A portion of the bluff broke off](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/MU4VYGCHRLGXJPR24C4DYB3N74.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
State disaster dollars to help Ramsey County clean up St. Paul landslide
The money will help Ramsey County pay for $1.1 million of damages caused by an April landslide that knocked out parts of Wabasha Street.
St. Paul
St. Paul in standoff with company over electric scooters
Bird Rides Inc. dropped the scooters into the Twin Cities without official permission this week, and Minneapolis and St. Paul scrambled to react. St. Paul wants them gone until they can figure out how to regulate them.
St. Paul
St. Paul City Council candidate banned from Target Field for a year
David Martinez, 38, was detained at the stadium after swearing and lunging at a security guard.
Eat & Drink
Reborn version of St. Paul's first brewery opening in former Strip Club restaurant
When it debuts in mid-September, Yoerg Brewing Co. will feature house-brewed beers and a "fun, everyday" menu.
Minneapolis
Rental scooters suddenly show up, and Twin Cities officials push back
A planned Minneapolis ordinance would mostly deal with how to regulate the public right of way. In St. Paul, officials told Bird to remove its scooters from the city's public right of way.
St. Paul
St. Paul condos voted to go smoke-free; then smokers got on the board
The aftermath of the scuttled smoking ban has pitted neighbor against neighbor at Gallery Tower.
St. Paul
![St. Paul City Council Member Dai Thao, right, walked with a group of men into the Ramsey County Law Enforcement Center for his hearing Tuesday. ] ANTH](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/JPSKXPVLDWRRML7ZRT4J74J2Q4.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
Case against St. Paul Council Member Dai Thao should proceed, prosecutor says
Thao broke the law when, as a mayoral candidate, he helped a woman vote, authorities say.
Minneapolis
Twin Cities nonprofits receive grants to address racial bias in media coverage
The $250,000 in grants will be used to design training programs and tools to help journalists.
St. Paul
St. Paul offers $500,000 in loans to businesses in poor neighborhoods
The goal is to create jobs.
St. Paul
St. Paul City Council candidate banned from libraries for a month after arrest
David Martinez was arrested and cited for disorderly conduct at George Latimer Central Library.
East Metro
St. Paul dramatically limits use of K-9s after attack on bystander
After bystander attacked by loose police dog, chief and mayor order changes.
East Metro
Barbara Carlson, talk radio host, politician and bon vivant, dies
In the end, the return of lung cancer she thought she'd beaten four years ago finally did what political opponents and the people she skewered on her radio show never could: Silence "Babs."
St. Paul
St. Paul mayor asks for residents' ideas for 2019 budget
Seven events at coffeeshops, restaurants and brewpubs this month will give residents a chance to learn about and offer ideas.
East Metro
Philando Castile's family, friends to hold candlelight vigil on anniversary of his death
Friday will mark two years since the shooting death of Philando Castile in Falcon Heights.
South Metro
For some Minnesotans, July 4th was a washout
Wet weather flooded basements, downed trees, jeopardized crops and closed roads.
East Metro
Federal judge blocks St. Paul from imposing conditions on church-based homeless shelter
Neighbors' complaints led St. Paul to restrict church-based Listening House.
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