East Metro
Castile protesters gather at State Fair's main entrance after march
Demonstrators marched from the site of Philando Castile's shooting to the fair's main gate.
Minneapolis
After Thursday's games, fans clear out with few problems
Earlier in the evening, things went better than expected as tens of thousands of people poured into downtown Minneapolis.
East Metro
ACLU sues for release of Philando Castile dashcam footage
Attorneys for the group argue that the footage should be made public under the state Data Practices Act.
Variety
Brake Bread pedals baked goods around St. Paul
The bikes help grab attention, but it's the product that delivers, the partners say.
St. Paul
St. Paul schools official named new leader at Generation Next
Michelle Walker, second-in-command of St. Paul Public Schools, succeeds R.T. Rybak as head of education coalition.
St. Paul
Family, friends suspect old grudges in fatal St. Paul shooting
Kin Reynolds, 26, was recently released from prison and keeping to himself
St. Paul
No instructions, no problem at new Minnesota Children's Museum exhibit
Tone shifts before $30 million renovation of St. Paul museum.
St. Paul
Prison for St. Paul man caught amid crackdown illegally selling guns online
Investigators found evidence linking St. Paul man's sales to several handguns used in serious crimes.
Music
Paula Abdul, Eagan teen to be featured when WE Day packs Xcel Center
The gathering's mission is to inspire young people to make a positive difference locally and globally.
St. Paul
One killed, two wounded in St. Paul shooting
Officers heard about 10 gunshots before finding the victims in the Frogtown neighborhood.
St. Paul
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St. Paul teacher retires after controversial Facebook posts
Theo Olson, who was suspended for two weeks without pay this spring after a district investigation, reached agreement with the district to step down on Aug. 18.
St. Paul
Urban cow tipping? Vandals flip car2go vehicles in St. Paul
The two-seat vehicles were overturned late Saturday and early Sunday
St. Paul
St. Paul police focus on crime at University and Snelling
St. Paul police have stepped up efforts after a spike in crime, including at least two brawls.
Stage & Arts
Roving dancers recall St. Paul's olden days in 'Passing Through Pigs Eye'
REVIEW: Roving dancers take viewers through the city and celebrate its unruly roots in 'Passing Through Pig's Eye.'
East Metro
Take The Great Minnesota Quiz-Together
The 10 most difficult questions you will ever have to answer.
St. Paul
Hundreds get last look at St. Paul Woolworth store before it becomes offices
The store closed in 1994 and the space on the corner of Minnesota Street and 7th Place E. has been vacant since. Its revival is the latest in downtown St. Paul's makeover.
St. Paul
In canoe on Mississippi, interior secretary marks 100 years of Park Service
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell paddled a canoe Friday off St. Paul to highlight the Twin Cities' urban park, lauded as a national treasure.
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