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6 takeaways from St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter's State of the City address
Mayor wants a renovated arena, more downtown housing and a new approach to snow plowing.
St. Paul City Council passes resolution calling for cease-fire in Gaza
After avoiding the issue for a month, the council unanimously approved a resolution calling for an end to the fighting and U.S. military aid to Israel.
Up above the St. Paul skyways, an abandoned city park gathers fines and dust
The old Town Square Park turned from an asset to an eyesore, and there's no end in sight.
St. Paul picks one trash hauler to replace five, while dipping its toe in the garbage business
The city wants FCC Environmental to take over hauling, but will also make a first foray into municipally-run collections.
Organizers launch campaign for St. Paul child care ballot measure
The ballot question would increase St. Paul property taxes to fund up to $20 million in child care subsidies for low-income families.
New St. Paul City Council avoiding a formal stance on Israel-Hamas war
Council members say they plan to advocate for peace without voting on a cease-fire resolution.
What to know about St. Paul's plan to add 119 miles of bikeways
The plan, which calls for more separated bikeways, would be built out over decades.
Jim Crockarell, downtown St. Paul's most prolific property owner, dies at 79
A complicated figure at times embroiled in conflicts with the city, labor unions and more, Crockarell — through his real estate development company Madison Equities — owned some of the most recognizable facades in the state capital's skyline.
Developer makes deal with St. Paul for millions in tax breaks if rent control imposed
Sherman Associates is redeveloping a downtown office tower into market-rate apartments.
St. Paul swears in first all-female City Council
Hundred cheered as the seven women took their oaths of office on stage at St. Paul's Ordway Concert Hall.