East Metro
April 14, 2017
Kimberly Handy Jones told St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell, foreground left, about her son, Cordale, who was killed by police last month. She asked h

Mother of man killed by St. Paul police files suit, confronts chief

St. Paul police have a pattern of using excessive force against black men, an attorney for Cordale Handy's family said.
TV & Media
April 14, 2017
MPR to name its headquarters after founder Bill Kling

MPR to name its headquarters after founder Bill Kling

The Kling Public Media Center will be dedicated on April 19
St. Paul
April 13, 2017

St. Paul reopens Eastview Recreation Center after nearly decade-long closure

Youth tennis, help with homework are offered.
Minneapolis
April 13, 2017
(Left to right) Robbie Soskin, Rebecca Gagnon and Samantha Gagnon during Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak's "Unauguration Party" at First Avenue, Wednesda

Mpls. school board closes meeting and meets in secret, citing 'leadership building'

The move comes after state administration commissioner issued that St. Paul Public Schools could do the same.
St. Paul
April 13, 2017
People gathered together to remember the victims. Wade Gordon McIntosh, 47, and his two daughters Olivia Felis McIntosh, 17, and Maria Alana McIntosh,

Suspect in killing of St. Paul family called mother before his suicide

The shooter's brother told police he heard the gunshots and then fled the scene on foot.
St. Paul
April 13, 2017
Ecolab has taken an even greater presence on the St. Paul Skyline in the building that formerly had the name Travellers.

Ecolab selling downtown St. Paul tower that once housed its HQ

PAK Properties plans to renovate the downtown St. Paul tower into "modern office space."
St. Paul
April 12, 2017

Citizens League panel to help St. Paul study options to pay for city services

City officials want St. Paul's many tax-exempt property owners to help pay for services.
St. Paul
April 12, 2017
An overhead view of the University of St. Thomas campus in St. Paul.

Police: St. Thomas student who discharged weapon, injuring student, didn't know gun was loaded

East Metro
April 12, 2017
At the MSOP in Moose Lake, Michael Meyer has been fighting for his release. Sex offenders in the MSOP have been described as the "worst of the worst''

Lawsuit alleges state violated Minnesota sex offender's privacy

Moose Lake detainee is alleging that his private medical records were wrongfully released to another detainee.
St. Paul
April 12, 2017

Trial begins for former St. Paul cop accused of assaulting teen at group home

The boy is on the autism spectrum and has a number of behavior issues due to prenatal exposure to alcohol.
South Metro
April 11, 2017
Joe Gothard, superintendent of the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District, introduced himself at the start of Wednesday night's community meeting at

Burnsville's Joe Gothard named new St. Paul Schools superintendent

Joe Gothard was picked in a 5-to-2 vote.
St. Paul
April 11, 2017
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman celebrates the redevelopment of Treasure Island Center, which will have a rooftop Wild training rink, in downtown St. Pau

St. Paul marks progress at old future hockey training facility downtown

Redeveloped Macy's site a quarter done, but costs have grown to $71 million.
St. Paul
April 11, 2017

Dr. Harold Ravits, former Army medic who continued saving lives with St. Paul practice, dies at 99

Music
April 11, 2017
Arnellia Allen, owner of Arnellia's in St. Paul, was photographed at the bar in 2004.

St. Paul's mainstay R&B club Arnellia's to close as owner fights cancer

A four-day finale will be held April 27-30 as the bar's owner undergoes chemotherapy.
East Metro
April 10, 2017
People gathered at a picnic area at Lake Phalen.

No charges in triple murder; man arrested is released

Ramsey County attorney's office said more investigation needed.
St. Paul
April 10, 2017
KYNDELL HARKNESS ï kharkness@startribune.com Jim Berquist wheeled a trash can toward the back of the garbage truck while his son Mike put one bac

St. Paul considers a new route to organized trash collection

East Metro
April 10, 2017
Pop Up Meeting truck, the two-year-old program and the brainchild of City Artist Amanda Lovelee, will be at its last event -- the year-end party for U

St. Paul puts downtown Public Safety Annex up for sale

St. Paul wants downtown site developed, but if it doesn't sell, a park is likely.
St. Paul
April 10, 2017
Site of the former Ford Assembly Plant in St. Paul. ] JIM GEHRZ ï james.gehrz@startribune.com / Minneapolis, MN / March 19, 2015 /6:00 PM FordPla

St. Paul studies possible uses for old rail line to Ford site

The possibilities include bicycle paths, bus routes and light rail.
East Metro
April 10, 2017
A blue Toyota SUV drove through the marked crosswalk in front of pedestrian volunteers. It was pulled over seconds later by St. Paul Police. ] GLEN ST

St. Paul renews campaign urging drivers to stop for pedestrians

Motorists have struck 54 pedestrians so far this year and 188 last year, city officials said.
Politics
April 10, 2017
Tom Feider, left, of St. Paul and Jerry LaRochelle of Roseville loaded a kayak onto Feider's car after spending part of Saturday on the water at Fort

Minnesota state parks, trails face major budget squeeze

Budget proposals moving through the Republican-controlled Legislature would continue what park officials say is a decadelong dilemma: Operating funds for the state's 75 parks have declined, after accounting for inflation, while the number of Minnesotans who use them continues to increase every year.

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