St. Paul
St. Paul officer delivers big assist with 44 pairs of basketball shoes
The giveaway was the brainchild of Tom Reis, who while working off-duty security noticed some were on the court with loafers and moccasins.
St. Paul
St. Paul building comes down to make way for Little Mekong Plaza
The public gathering space will help efforts to add green space along the light-rail Green Line.
St. Paul
St. Paul mayor and police chief commit to curbing gun violence
Two deaths hang over city as police chase an unusual outbreak in gun violence.
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St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman stresses equity in State of the City address
The event included readings from August Wilson's plays
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Hempel Cos. approved to begin redevelopment of former Macy's in downtown St. Paul
Renovations need to wrap up by fall 2017 for Wild training camp.
West Metro
Met Council touts developments near LRT stops
About $4 billion in projects with the biggest built in Minneapolis.
East Metro
After 24 hours of gun violence in St. Paul: 2 dead, 6 injured
It was not clear whether the shootings Sunday night and Monday were related. "We're still trying to figure that our ourselves," St. Paul police Sgt. Mike Ernster said.
St. Paul
Citywide Spring cleanup Saturday
Citywide volunteer project has been going for 30 years.
St. Paul
St. Paul residents question hiring of exec's wife to string lights
Frustrations over Mears Park lighting led to questions over whether the wife of Visit St. Paul's executive director should have been hired.
Politics
Wolves on Isle Royale down to a last, aging pair
The last two wolves on Isle Royale are so old and closely inbred that they are unlikely to successfully reproduce.
St. Paul
St. Paul residents push to save Dayton's Bluff homes
St. Paul tries selling six Dayton's Bluff sites for $1 each plus a potential $150,000 city subsidy before tearing them down.
St. Paul
New 5-story hotel in works down the block from Xcel Energy Center
The 160-room Hampton Inn is scheduled to open in St. Paul in November.
St. Paul
Woman racked up $500K in bogus tax claims using 'exotic dancer,' other professions
The St. Paul woman filed the returns by the dozens on behalf of friends and family members, according to the U.S. attorney's office.
Books
Familiar names lead the winners of the Minnesota Book Awards
A handful of repeat winners collected 2016 honors at the Minnesota Book Awards gala.
St. Paul
St. Paul is leasing MLS stadium for 50 years -- will it last that long?
Some are concerned about impact on city if team fails.
St. Paul
Cause of fatal fire at St. Paul market can't be determined
The blaze killed a longtime worker at Stasny's Food Market.
St. Paul
Hempel plans to redevelop and manage former Macy's in downtown St. Paul
Hempel Cos. is stepping in to undertake a $60 million overhaul of downtown block.
St. Paul
St. Paul man to be reunited with father's urn 8 months after theft
It took a day, but the urn that appeared outside a St. Paul apartment has been returned to relatives.
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