St. Paul
Project Scientist camp in St. Paul lets girls fly
Girls see new horizons in engineering and aviation at STEM camp
St. Paul
National Night Out takes on new meaning in Twin Cities in wake of mass shootings
Twin Cities residents counter tragic national news with local camaraderie
St. Paul
Greater Twin Cities United Way expands back-to-school backpack campaign
On Thursday, nearly 4,000 volunteers aim to stuff backpacks with school supplies for 40,000 students — up 60% from last year.
East Metro
Ramsey County considers nearly 10% tax levy hike over two years
The county will host a series of public meetings to review the proposal.
East Metro
Ramsey County sheriff opens Rice Street substation
Beleaguered Rice Street gets the police presence residents have been demanding
St. Paul
St. Paul streets are failing, need cash infusion, city says
The report comes as Mayor Melvin Carter prepares to give his 2020 budget address. His 2019 public works budget included nearly $26 million for street maintenance, up from about $18 million in 2018.
East Metro
Demolition nears for former St. Andrew's Church in St. Paul after preservation fight
Despite a weekend protest and vigil, most preservationists have admitted defeat.
St. Paul
Geologist is on a quest to map landslides in Minnesota
Charting vulnerable areas could protect lives, property, waterways
St. Paul
St. Paul teachers' health insurance move threatens budget
Union vote puts district at risk of $4 million penalty from HealthPartners.
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Concordia University in St. Paul names new president
The Rev. Brian Friedrich will take the helm on Jan. 1.
St. Paul
St. Paul teen earns regional Boys & Girls Clubs recognition
Anaa Jibicho was named Boys & Girls Clubs of America Midwest Youth of the Year, earning a $40,000 scholarship.
St. Paul
Dozens gather at former church facing wrecking ball
Many there Sunday were parents and their children who go to the school. But former parishioners came to say goodbye too.
St. Paul
St. Paul architect Mary Colter 'ahead of her time'
It's the 150th anniversary of the birth of "one of the world's best-known unknown architects."
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Brooks: St. Paul school to host open house in church it's about to demolish
On the road to reconciliation, Twin Cities German Immersion School invited over the neighbors for one last look inside St. Andrew's Church. But for some, reconciliation can't be rushed.
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St. Paul police tie violence, light rail in federal grant request
The federal grant request describes violent crime in neighborhoods near the Green Line.
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St. Paul considering zoning change to increase downtown overnight shelters
Amid affordable housing crunch, city officials will consider a zoning change.
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St. Paul's Downtown Alliance sees momentum in city's core
The nonprofit has focused on supporting new development and improving the experience of visiting downtown.
East Metro
Developer seeks $80 million from Ramsey County for St. Paul towers
Riversedge, a dramatic $788 million redevelopment that would include a hotel, luxury housing, retail and office space in four towers, would dramatically change the downtown skyline
St. Paul
Fight to save former St. Paul church from wrecking ball is lost
The Twin Cities German Immersion School is readying a $5.1 million addition to replace the former St. Andrew's Catholic Church.
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