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St. Paul reveals final plans for $18M in upgrades to three libraries
The Hamline Midway Library, which was constructed in 1930, will undergo a complete rebuild.
Did the Twin Cities population grow or shrink during the pandemic?
Two new datasets showing city-level population estimates give quite different results.
With heavy hearts, Vikings visit two St. Paul schools for book fairs
Staff members and parents were eager to create a positive environment for students a day after 19 children were killed in a school shooting in Texas.
Brooks: Vandals don't silence Survivors Memorial at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis
With thousands of dollars donated to repair the damage, the memorial is proving as resilient as the survivors it was created to celebrate and console.
Minnesota teachers give students time, space to process Texas tragedy
Educators spent the week helping their students sort through their feelings following a school shooting that left 21 dead.
Man given 6-year term for robbing Bloomington restaurant, shooting owner
An accomplice has pleaded guilty to the robbery and a second holdup a week later.
Historic Fort Snelling reopens Saturday after $34.5 million revitalization
Visitors can see stunning new views of the Mississippi River as well as a more expansive telling of the site's 10,000-year-old history that evokes both "pride and tragedy."
St. Paul man charged with sextortion of at least 500 girls
Yue Vang portrayed himself as a girl on social media, according to prosecutors.
More than 300 Twin Cities high school students awarded Wallin scholarships
The scholarships is crucial aid for students from low-income families.
8-year term for Rochester man who was extremely drunk when he killed St. Thomas student in crash
The sentence is double what's called for in state sentencing guidelines.
St. Paul business climate bouncing back after pandemic, says chamber's B Kyle
Chamber CEO talks about surviving a loss of downtown employees and continuing to help businesses connect.
Students: Tell us about best thing that happened to you this year
The last couple of years have been … strange, to say the least.From distance learning to a sometimes turbulent return to classrooms, Minnesota students have…
Justin Sutherland returns to Lowertown St. Paul with a new kind of steakhouse
Noyes & Cutler will open in June inside the former Public.
Hall of Fame induction shows how much St. Paul Johnson High School has changed, remains the same
The ceremony honoring a long-ago war hero and a former Olympic hockey player shows a very different school today than what it once was. Or is it?
Two St. Paul officers treated for possible fentanyl exposure; HQ partially evacuated
Police were investigating what lead up to the incident.
Man charged with fatal shooting at downtown St. Paul rail station
This was one of three homicides in the city just six hours apart last week. The three victims' identities were released Monday.
Riot-damaged businesses on St. Paul's University Avenue recovering — finally
The corridor, heavily damaged in the unrest that followed George Floyd's murder, is now starting to see renovated buildings and funds to help with more.
With a captivating program, Pekka Kuusisto bids farewell to St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
REVIEW: The adventurous violinist is closing out six years as artistic partner.
State requires more oversight from St. Paul nonprofit Minnesota Cameroon Community
Board members breached their duty to properly manage the nonprofit's community center, the Attorney General's Office said.
St. Paul's free Lowertown Sounds concert series announces 2022 lineup
The New Standards, Heiruspecs, Joyann Parker and Flamin' Oh's dot the all-local schedule, which kicks off June 9 with Monica LaPlante.