St. Paul
McCollum: St. Paul guaranteed income program must comply with federal law
Mayor Melvin Carter said the guaranteed income program passes muster.
Local
St. Paul, Ramsey County want to add 100 beds to confront surge of homelessness
The county and its partnering nonprofits have added nearly 200 homeless beds since last year, yet the number of people sleeping outdoors has grown.
Music
Priest accused of child sex abuse was allowed at Minn. Catholic music camp
More fallout from the abuse reports against David Haas, one of the nation's most popular composers of Catholic liturgical music.
Local
St. Paul roads closed to cars during pandemic reopen
Roads around Como, Phalen and Cherokee parks were closed in April.
Local
For one family, distance learning passes early test in St. Paul
The superintendent has promised families an improved "Distance Learning 2.0" with more live instruction than they'd seen in the spring.
St. Paul
Two charged with murder in July shooting in St. Paul
Investigators say Bajuan Adams was caught in the crossfire during a fight.
St. Paul
14-year-old charged with murder in shooting of St. Paul teen
Witnesses reported someone running from the area following gunfire, and police apprehended the 14-year-old nearby.
St. Paul
Woman shot, killed in St. Paul; city's 2020 homicide tally now at 23
This is the city's second homicide in three days, both on the East Side.
St. Paul
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter proposes a guaranteed income program
18-month experiment tests guaranteed income.
St. Paul
Minnesota History Center will reopen Oct. 1
Also opening Oct. 1 will be the Mille Lacs Indian Museum's trading post in Onamia, Minn.
St. Paul
St. Paul libraries won't return to normal in 2021
Proposed budget cuts in 2021 will mean reduced hours systemwide.
St. Paul
St. Paul police arrest 14-year-old in shooting death of teenager
The victim was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head.
St. Paul
State overstated permanent job cuts at Xcel Energy Center food vendor
DEED has corrected layoff record for Levy Premium Foodservice.
Local
541 food workers laid off at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul
Levy slashes staff as the pandemic fallout cuts sporting events, concerts.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, St. Paul men get long federal prison terms in separate child pornography cases
One man used his employment and volunteer work at schools to victimize at least 10 boys. The other collected porn while on probation for similar conduct.
St. Paul
Man found shot in the head in a pickup truck on St. Paul's East Side dies
A possible suspect was being held, a police spokesman said. It was the city's 22nd homicide so far this year.
Minneapolis
Bids to demolish riot-damaged buildings stun property owners
Contractors acknowledge that prices for riot-related work are far higher than usual, but they said that is because government regulations require them to treat all debris from a burned-out building as hazardous.
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