Stage & Arts
Artists will transform St. Paul buildings during eight-day mural festival
15 mural artists from around the globe transform St. Paul's Creative Enterprise Zone.
East Metro
St. Paul schools flip start times so teenagers can sleep in
Twenty-one elementary schools with nearly 10,000 students will start school an hour earlier to let the big kids occupy their old 8:30 a.m. start-time slot.
East Metro
Fair shares photo of potential suspect in reported groping of GOP booth volunteer
The incident was believed to have occurred during a political disagreement.
East Metro
At Pig's Eye Lake, officials split over using artificial islands to boost ecology
The shallow lake in St. Paul's remote southeast corner could get habitat restoration, but the public wants to know more.
St. Paul
Downtown St. Paul pet store is one for the ages
Sonnen's Pet Shop oozes history at 408 St. Peter St. in the Hamm Building.
St. Paul
Pedestrian struck, killed by Green Line train in St. Paul
After an eastbound train passed by, the woman was struck by an incoming westbound train, Metro Transit said.
St. Paul
Charge: St. Paul college student's bad first day prompts threat to shoot 2 staffers
The 40-year-old man couldn't find one of his classes and posted rants on Facebook, according to the criminal complaint.
St. Paul
St. Paul mayor proposes shifting money for mental health response from police to fire department
Under the mayor's 2020 budget proposal, about $230,000 would shift.
St. Paul
St. Paul bar owner pleads guilty in case in which cops were fired
Tou Cha pleaded guilty Wednesday to third-degree assault for an attack on June 17, 2018, captured on a police squad-car dash camera.
Minneapolis
Man charged in Mpls. bike path killing went on cane-swinging rampage earlier
He seemingly was hunting for victims at random at the St. Paul light rail station, according to the charges.
St. Paul
St. Paul City Council members question $5 fee for rec programs
Council members asked if efficiencies could be found to avoid rec center fee.
St. Paul
Former St. Paul teacher can seek punitive damages from district, judge rules
He's suing St. Paul district, alleging retaliation for criticizing discipline plan.
East Metro
Local, federal investigators look into Grand Old Day finances
A handful of business owners and sponsors scrambled to raise more than $100,000 this spring after the festival's bank account was tens of thousands of dollars short.
East Metro
Carter pitches green option for crumbling Ayd Mill Road
What to do with the bone-jarring lanes connecting I-35E and Selby Avenue?
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, St. Paul stuck in stubborn tax trend of increases every year
As the cost of running a city rises, so too must property taxes, city leaders say — despite billions of dollars in new development in the core of the Twin Cities.
St. Paul
St. Paul
Crash sends car into St. Paul lingerie shop; 3 people hurt
One of those hurt was a pedestrian, police said.
East Metro
St. Paul mayor: A 'no' vote on garbage could hit taxpayers hard
Critics of St. Paul's garbage system accuse mayor of taxpayer scare tactic.
East Metro
'We're very lucky,' State Patrol says after two buses collide on Hwy. 280
The drivers and a third person were considered to be in serious condition after leaving the scene, with 24 more treated for bumps and bruises. One of the buses was headed to the State Fair.
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