Recent content from James Walsh
Still waiting on big solar, but St. Paul's Highland Bridge embracing green all over
Plans for a massive solar array at the Highland Park site are under environmental review, officials say. The development is moving ahead with other projects.
Fallout from saga of trapped reporter: St. Paul City Hall starts to get more accessible
Two disabled parking spaces were installed Tuesday. More changes are promised.
Meet the state's top student journalist, who first learned English from sci-fi books and Duolingo
Rita Li was 9 when she arrived from China. At 18, she's in the running to be named the nation's top journalism student.
St. Paul's Midway neighborhood still waiting for renaissance around Allianz Field
A playground and sculpture garden are coming to United Village soon. Excitement over the site's potential has been tempered by frustration over pushed-out and scaled-back plans.
He and his wheelchair were trapped in St. Paul City Hall. The city says it's sorry.
Complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act isn't the same as actually being accessible.
Meet the Ordway boss working to keep the arts relevant and vital to the Twin Cities
Christopher Harrington said arts organizations must better connect with people.
As a young prof teaching night school, he launched the Mitchell law review. He's still at it, 50 years later.
Mike Steenson helped start the school's law review in 1974, when some wondered if busy night students could pull it off.
To parents' dismay, St. Kate's day care center to close after a 93-year run
Some question whether alternatives to closure were explored.
St. Paul commits nearly $32M in tax subsidies for affordable housing in 'Heights'
Without the public support, housing developers say building the income-restricted units would be impossible.
Underground explorer finds evidence of an ancient glacial lake in St. Paul's Highland Park
St. Paul native digs into city's prehistoric past by splashing around in caves, hiking through ravines and sloshing in sewers.