St. Paul
Minnesota Nurses Association holds informational picket
After picketing out front of United Hospital in St. Paul, they marched to the State Capitol to hear speakers.
St. Paul
High-rise fire in St. Paul leaves one person injured, 8 units condemned
Residents from many units needed assistance from the Red Cross.
Local
Metro counties have spent roughly $5 million to rent hotel rooms as emergency shelters
Contracts and invoices obtained through public records requests show a county-by-county patchwork of efforts to find and pay for lodging, transportation, food and other services for hundreds of unsheltered people in the seven-county metro, all within a matter of weeks.
Variety
St. Paul rescue dog leaves new home, goes on her own 'Incredible Journey'
She had no map, no GPS, not the vaguest sense of the metro area's geography. But somehow a rescue dog named Zelda found her way home.
Local
St. Paul's Wabasha Street Caves venue will close in November
With revenue vanishing during the shutdown, the event center can't stay afloat, its owner said.
St. Paul
New film explores St. Paul family's complex roots
The documentary debuts Sunday as part of the virtual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival.
St. Paul
Man dies in late-night shooting in St. Paul
Two suspects were seen fleeing outside a multifamily housing complex.
Local
Minn. priest, composer of 'On Eagle's Wings,' pens viral hymn for COVID-19
The Rev. Michael Joncas hopes his new song will bring comfort.
St. Paul
St. Paul ministers disappointed by lack of black high school principals
St. Paul ministers say superintendent has failed.
East Metro
St. Paul Archdiocese has strong protection policies, review finds
Archdiocese has policies among best in nation but they have room for improvement, according to findings released by the Ramsey County Attorney's Office.
Local
Ramsey County officials ask state to set up homeless shelter
More shelter beds would allow local leaders to take down homeless camps, officials said.
Local
When Twin Cities downtowns reopen, so will their skyways
When the stay-home order is lifted — now set for Monday — and business as usual is allowed, the skyways also are likely to go back to their usual operation. Owners say safety will be stressed in the corridors that carry hundreds of thousands.
St. Paul
Charges: Man held Lyft driver at knife point, stole his vehicle and crashed
The Lyft driver was not hurt in the March 25 incident in St. Paul.
St. Paul
St. Paul school renovation wins final approval
The action involved awarding a series of contracts — 23 altogether — reflecting closer board scrutiny of a districtwide facilities improvement plan.
Local
Minnesota hospitals readying for 'the beast' of COVID-19
At Bethesda in St. Paul and beyond, care providers share joy, grief, anxiety. But even as they manage, Minnesota hospitals are wary of COVID-19's second act
West Metro
Bail lowered to $500,000 for man charged with murder after roadside argument in St. Paul
The family of Douglas Lewis attended Anthony Trifiletti's first appearance.
Local
St. Paul school board chairwoman critically ill from COVID-19
Marny Xiong, 31, joined the board in 2018 and is a graduate of St. Paul Public Schools.
St. Paul
Suspects apprehended in Green Line LRT kicking assault in St. Paul
Three teens allegedly assaulted a woman.
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