St. Paul
St. Paul city planning director resigns to return to Concordia
Corrie will serve as an associate vice president and economics professor.
St. Paul
St. Paul school board member won't seek second term
Mary Vanderwert decided to leave the race after failing to win key endorsements.
West Metro
Murder charge filed in shooting of St. Paul mother of three
Jessica Williams broke up with the suspect, kicked him out, charges said.
St. Paul
Group holds tribute to the former Como Park church they tried to save
A temporary restraining order preventing demolition of the 92-year-old building is set to expire at 2 p.m. Monday.
St. Paul
St. Paul moves forward with acquisition of former Hillcrest Golf Club
Port Authority will redevelop former Hillcrest golf club site.
St. Paul
Before 5 officers' firings, St. Paul bar had long police history
The department has filed hundreds of reports related to Checkerbar, owned by a former officer, since it opened a decade ago.
St. Paul
It rained on their parade, but St. Paul's Rondo Days continued
It rained on their parade, but neighbors still turned out for St. Paul's Rondo Days celebration.
St. Paul
Woman found dead in St. Paul house; two children alive in another room
The children appeared to be physically unharmed. Police the discovery "gut-wrenching."
St. Paul
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Science Museum of Minnesota to shut down popular Cell Lab
The museum will close the Cell Lab on Sept. 6.
St. Paul
Students from Freedom Schools march in St. Paul to protest gun violence
Schoolchildren and their supporters say stricter gun laws will keep people safe.
St. Paul
Plan to move paths away from St. Paul burial mounds welcomed by some, criticized by others
The $2.5 million trail reconstruction project is the subject of a public meeting Monday.
Minneapolis
Protest planned outside one of the Children's Theatre Company's insurers canceled
It's being consolidated with what's become a weekly protest on Saturday since June outside the Minneapolis theater.
St. Paul
St. Paul prepares for $15 minimum wage enforcement
The city's human rights department would be responsible for the bulk of the enforcement and education work.
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Minneapolis
Hot and muggy hour after hour today, even after sunset, for Twin Cities
Heat advisory covers until at least 10 p.m., prompts cautionary message from National Weather Service.
St. Paul
Allianz Field neighbors in St. Paul have mixed feelings about stadium
Halfway into the inaugural season, neighbors embrace — or endure — a new normal
St. Paul
Fire ravages beloved Coffee Cup restaurant in St. Paul
A minor injury was reported. Owners vowed to repair and reopen.
Stage & Arts
Plaintiffs in sex abuse cases against the Children's Theatre to protest insurance company
Laura Stearns contends that jurors had no idea that insurance companies were on the hook, not CTC, for paying any damages in her case.
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