St. Paul
Amtrak train stopped in Red Wing, Minn., for 'police activity'
The train later left Red Wing, but is running more than 12 hours behind, according to Amtrak.
Eat & Drink
St. Paul's Lexington has a new chef in charge
Chef Jack Riebel has turned over the culinary reins to Nick O'Leary.
Variety
Great Northern Festival taps local artists to build ice-enclosed greenhouse
The $250,000 project will celebrate Black life
East Metro
Man charged with fatally hitting pedestrian while fleeing St. Paul police in stolen car
The car's owner said she left it running in the driveway to warm it up, according to the charges.
TV & Media
Suni Lee eliminated from 'Dancing With the Stars'
The St. Paul native and actress Melora Hardin were sent home in Monday's semifinals.
Music
In words and songs, 'Rondo '56' tells the story of St. Paul's Black neighborhood displaced by I-94
The stage show delivers a tough message through song: "Music opens and heals the wounds at the same time."
Stage & Arts
East Metro
Driver with suspended license charged with killing U doctor in high-speed crash in Arden Hills
The pediatric doctor made trips to Africa to treat patients, hiked the continent's highest peak.
Local
Highland Park students stage walkout over assault, harassment allegations
The walkout and march came a week after a petition surfaced that alleged in part that a Highland Park teacher had "targeted students."
Local
Surge in Twin Cities carjackings is putting drivers on edge
Police struggle to rein in surge of armed thefts. They say there is no clear pattern.
Politics
Security for August State Capitol pipeline protest cost $1.6M
An organizer for the rally called the police presence in August "excessive" and said "seeing the amount of money the state spent in total is shocking now."
Business
Schafer: St. Paul rent control vote turns builders, bankers away from capital city
The Twin Cities needs new multifamily housing and capital is flooding in for projects. St. Paul's voters just assured the city won't get it.
Local
St. Paul schools plan proving to be a tough sell
The prospect of buildings sitting empty strikes a blow against the concept of schools being the heart of the community — a goal advanced in a previous districtwide overhaul.
Local
Charges: Man was 'off his medications,' killed mother in their St. Paul home
Police found the woman dead in the entry, the criminal complaint said.
Olympics
Suni Lee says she was pepper sprayed in racist attack in Los Angeles
Lee, the Olympic gold medalist from St. Paul, said unknown assailants yelled anti-Asian slurs and pepper-sprayed her in the latest high-profile case of hate-driven violence against Asian Americans.
Local
St. Paul Public Schools pushes back consolidation vote
The board is weighing closing and vacating five schools, and halting current programming at others.
Local
St. Paul city employee alleges discrimination for brain cancer in lawsuit
The city denied the claims and filed a motion to dismiss the case.
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