St. Paul
Hertz to set up shop in Union Depot
Rental cars will soon be available at St. Paul's Union Depot. Hertz will open an outlet next to the Amtrak ticketing and baggage area by Nov. 1, the Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority announced Tuesday.
St. Paul
St. Paul loses a civic giant: Larry Cohen, mayor, advocate and judge
Landmark Center stands as a lasting legacy in city he loved.
Music
Totally taken by the music, Kopatchinskaja plays Prokofiev with SPCO
The SPCO's season opener at the Ordway was electric, setting the tone for its 5-city European tour.
East Metro
Festival explores possibilities for St. Paul's River Balcony
Festival showed off the possibilities of new project in St. Paul along the Mississippi.
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St. Paul tries to shed 'hard-to-work-with' reputation with business leaders
The city wants to shed the label that it is difficult for companies to work with.
St. Paul
Students hurt when bus and truck collide in St. Paul
Seven of the 34 students on the bus suffered minor injuries.
St. Paul
St. Paul neighborhood rallies to save an artist's goddess tree
Hend Al-Mansour's art will move to a nearby gallery — if the carpenter ants can be eradicated.
St. Paul
Rolling by the river this weekend
The first-ever River Balcony Festival will bring music, food, craft beers and a vision for what the downtown riverfront could be.
Books
20-year-old St. Paul poet wins prestigious national award
With his poem "what the dead know by heart," Donte Collins has won the Most Promising Young Poet Award from the Academy of American Poets.
St. Paul
Murder charges: St. Paul man shot while trying to disarm robber
Benjamin L. Harris is accused of second-degree murder in the shooting in St. Paul's North End.
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St. Paul man struggled with Metro Transit police, pointed gun at officer, charges say
The suspect allegedly told police he had been released from prison three months earlier on gun charges.
St. Paul
Top jobs thin out at St. Paul Public Schools
Supt. Thein is concerned, however, about "brain drain" of officials who've left or are leaving the state's second-largest district.
St. Paul
St. Paul approves citywide sick-leave ordinance
Mayor Chris Coleman challenges the state to "follow our lead."
East Metro
Protesters take to St. Paul streets to call for justice in Castile shooting
Protesters block traffic during traveling march downtown; 1 is arrested.
Eat & Drink
New 'plant-based' restaurant to open in St. Paul — just don't call it vegan
A former River Falls general surgeon's decision to leave his field and open the "plant-based" J. Selby's restaurant was in part inspired by his time in the world of health care.
St. Paul
Minnesota kids went back to school on a stormy Tuesday
Most of state's schoolkids returned to class on Tuesday and were greeted by rain, renovations, and celebrations.
Music
Stevie Nicks, Pretenders schedule Twin Cities show in December
Tickets go on sale Monday for the show at the Xcel Energy Center, but American Express card holders can get a head start Wednesday.
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