Minneapolis
Big developer AECOM looks to stretch its reach in the Twin Cities construction market
Seeking new markets, Los Angeles-based AECOM goes after Twin Cities residential projects.
Minneapolis
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Popular electric scooters ride out of town, just like summer
Thousands enjoyed the new popular form of transport in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul
License bureau in St. Paul Sears will move, not close
At the beginning of January, it will move down the street to the Sunrise Banks building.
St. Paul
Anti-Semitic slur reportedly written in snow on car in St. Paul
Police said they will investigate to determine whether it's a crime before deciding if it's a hate crime.
St. Paul
St. Paul man gets 15 years in prison for killing brother in the family home
Justin Girling promised to start a ministry if he received probation instead of prison time.
East Metro
St. Paul man charged in assault outside State Fair that left victim brain damaged
The men fought after allegedly calling each other a homophobic slur.
Books
Macalester professor's new book puts #MeToo into context for kids
Duchess Harris' books address complicated and often overlooked issues.
Minneapolis
St. Paul man sentenced to prison for indecent exposure
Shawn M. Tillman allegedly exposed himself twice while out of custody awaiting his sentencing.
East Metro
Appeals court: Jury should decide lawsuit against Woodbury police who killed man in 2012 hostage encounter
Police shot unarmed 19-year-old 12 times after he fled a party held hostage by a gunman.
St. Paul
Allianz Field neighbors call on Minnesota United to bankroll community fund
Local leaders, businesses want Minnesota United to contribute to the area.
East Metro
St. Paul, Ramsey County rethink 1930s 'very white and very male' murals at City Hall
The four murals from the 1930s depicting a voyageur, a steamboat captain, a railroad surveyor and a laborer.
Music
Meet the SPCO's newest artistic partner, a baroque expert who embraces music from every era
Richard Egarr hopes to lead concerts spanning many eras.
St. Paul
European Christmas Market returns to Union Depot
Starting at 4 p.m. Friday, the market will feature more than 35 holiday vendors selling food, drink and locally made and imported items.
East Metro
Minnesota mother fed 'emaciated' baby laxatives, charges say
The baby suffered a seizure likely due to the alleged abuse.
East Metro
15 years for St. Paul man who barreled down alley at 80 mph and killed area barber
The victim was a husband, father and Selby Avenue barber.
East Metro
Woman exposes Shoreview man's cache of alleged sexual assault videos
Authorities are attempting to identify an unspecified number of women shown in about 40 videos.
East Metro
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St. Paul firefighters recount pulling resident from rubble after house explosion
Investigators are looking for a cause; injured St. Paul man remains hospitalized.
Politics
Charges: SUV driver who hit gate at governor's residence wanted to speak with Dayton
Charges say suspect, age 59, cited medical problems, wanted to speak with Dayton.
St. Paul
Exhibit explores incarceration in America, confinement of American Indians in Minnesota
"States of Incarceration" is a national traveling exhibit created by students and featuring historic photos, original artwork and videos. It will be in the Twin Cities until Feb. 18.
East Metro
'Laser Week' light shows planned at St. Paul's Como Planetarium
St. Paul Public Schools is combining classic rock music and laser lights in a weeklong series of planetarium shows that will run Monday night through Saturday.
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