St. Paul
Macalester will reimburse students fined for civil disobedience
Macalester College president says reimbursing fines for protesters is "equity issue."
East Metro
New Maplewood school to be named after retired Justice Alan Page
New elementary will be second school named for retired justice.
St. Paul
Drive-by shooting in St. Paul leaves man dead
Police don't believe the shooting was random.
St. Paul
Charges: Man said he feared for his life, fatally shot alleged drug dealer in St. Paul
Roger Lee Voss III was charged with second-degree murder and illegal possession of a firearm.
East Metro
Lawsuit alleges Anoka-Hennepin School District subsidizes union activities
They say taxpayer money is used for political work.
East Metro
St. Paul
One dead in evening St. Paul shooting
The shooting occurred at around 10 p.m. in the 2200 block of W. 7th St., police said.
West Metro
Minneapolis man charged with murder in Crystal shooting
Maricio Mata-Thelen, 26, of St. Paul, died from a gunshot wound to his neck. He was killed in Crystal.
St. Paul
More trash means higher rates for St. Paul residents
Volume spurred higher rate, which is still lower than it was some years.
St. Paul
Brooks: If you need a break from politics, remember the penguins!
At the Como Park Zoo, someone is piloting a remote-controlled shark around a tank for no other reason than to make a penguin happy.
St. Paul
Man missing from St. Paul group home found safe
Napoleon Alvarado was found Tuesday, St. Paul police said.
Local
St. Paul teachers, district negotiate in pandemic as Mpls. teachers fume
They're working on plan for next stage of reopening on Jan. 19, at the earliest.
St. Paul
Worker fatally pinned by front-end loader at recycling center in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood
The man was opening the back doors to a truck at the time, police said.
Politics
An election like no other: Tracking Minnesota's early voting
With nearly 2 million absentee votes already accepted, Minnesotans are trending well ahead of previous election early voting.
Minneapolis
Charges: Man illegally armed when shot by own gun during St. Paul police pat-down
He apparently was pushed against squad car when the gun went off, according to the criminal complaint.
Duluth
What happens to your Minnesota absentee ballot after you mail it?
Minnesota has seen a surge of interest in absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 election, as more voters opt to vote early or by mail in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
St. Paul
St. Paul tees up tax incentives for development around Allianz Field
Move allows St. Paul to incentivize development around stadium.
Local
Minnesota teachers at 'breaking point' over pandemic stress
Teachers across Minnesota are frazzled trying to navigate pandemic-related combinations of in-person and online instruction — so much so that nearly one-third responding to a recent statewide survey said they were thinking of quitting.
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