St. Paul
Task force will take on Carter's college savings account pledge
A 30-member panel will flesh out proposal to start fund for St. Paul kids.
East Metro
Ramsey County program turns to data to find and help at-risk students
A project seeking to identify students who are at risk of turning to crime, and offering them help to steer clear of it, took a big step in Ramsey County last week.
St. Paul
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St. Paul's Town & Country Club thriving despite $1 million theft
Despite $1 million theft, members stay loyal and Minnesota's oldest golf club stays solvent, officials say.
St. Paul
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo
The West Side of St. Paul celebrated Cinco de Mayo on Cesar Chavez street, May 5, 2018
St. Paul
Four arrested in three incidents of shots fired in St. Paul
Incidents came after or near Cinco de Mayo celebrations.
St. Paul
Search for two stolen dogs ends happily in St. Paul
The golden retrievers were found "scared and thirsty" in the discarded van.
St. Paul
Car fire death in St. Paul was suicide, police say
It happened Friday night in the 100 block of Edmund Avenue W.
St. Paul
Rising ticket prices at Allianz Field worry some longtime Loons fans
The new season-ticket pricing for 2019 — when the Loons move into Allianz Field — has some fans feeling the pinch. Alas, all season tickets are sold and a waiting list of about 500 is next up.
St. Paul
Minnesota Historical Society names new CEO from Kentucky
Kent Whitworth has helped the Kentucky Historical Society broaden the stories it tells.
St. Paul
St. Paul panel votes to revoke mansion's permit after New Year's Eve bash
The party was third violation of the Dearing Mansion's permit to operate as a B&B.
Variety
St. Paul's upscale Central Park was doomed by construction of State Capitol
The city was once home to a tony park in an upscale residential neighborhood. Until the Capitol moved in.
St. Paul
Festival of Nations kicks off in St. Paul
The Festival of Nations kicked off Thursday, May 3, 2018 at RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minn. The festival, now in its 86th year, celebrates cultural diversity in Minnesota by bringing people together from around the world to take part in cultural exhibits, ethnic demonstrations and an international bazaar. More than 50 countries were represented at this year's festival.
St. Paul
St. Paulites need to pick a trash bin before collection program begins
Property owners have until June 1 -- or then the city will decide for them.
St. Paul
Minnesota United's Allianz Field is halfway there
According to project manager Greg Huber, the 20,000-seat soccer-specific stadium in the Midway area of St. Paul is just past 50 percent complete. The crew is still targeting a Feb. 22 completion date and is on track and on budget.
St. Paul
Groundbreaking this month for 42-unit center for homeless young American Indians
The Ain Dah Yung Center partnered with Project for Pride in Living to construct a 42-unit building near the Victoria Street Green Line station.
St. Paul
Amid regulator concern, smaller Regions Hospital plan suggested
A plan to expand the bed count by 20 percent likely overstates the future demand for hospital care in the east metro, according to state regulators.
North Metro
Disbarred Twin Cities attorney pleads guilty to stealing from clients
Ronald Resnik is not likely to face any prison time for the four counts of theft by swindle when he is sentenced July 19.
Eat & Drink
10 must-eat foods at St. Paul's two massive Hmong markets
From papaya salad and stuffed chicken wings to spring rolls and pho, the two St. Paul Hmong markets offer a taste of Southeast Asia.
St. Paul
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St. Paul may blast part of Wabasha Street bluff after rock slide
The city hired a consulting firm to do engineering work along the bluff on St. Paul's West Side.
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