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Arbitrator upholds firing of St. Paul officer who stood by during assault
Nate Smith was among five officers dismissed last summer.
Brooks: The art of the possible continues, despite it all
The coronavirus might shut down almost everything else, but the art goes on at Interact, a visual and performing arts center for people with disabilities.
St. Paul City Council considers banning conversion therapy for minors
Ordinance would apply to minors, involve fines.
St. Paul police officers hospitalized after drunk driver hits their SUV
Two St. Paul police officers were hospitalized with back and neck injuries after a suspected drunken driver slammed into their unmarked SUV this weekend, authorities…
COVID-19 scare prompts Minnesota schools to get creative in feeding kids
With the state's schools closed, districts and other organizations are finding ways to deliver meals to children in need.
This St. Paul street is standing up to coronavirus together
One block of Palace Street in St. Paul is stepping up and out for some Japanese-inspired exercise and community every night.
Metro restaurants serving up free meals to food workers, kids and others affected by virus shutdown
Restaurants are stepping up to feed various groups who need to eat during the pandemic.
St. Paul's Grand Old Day canceled due to COVID-19
Event organizers say they're moving ahead with plans for 2021.
Historic St. Paul building will become 34 apartments
The Viking Apartments at 467 N. Wabasha St. are under construction to bring the building up to code.
St. Paul educators ratify contract that ended three-day strike
Deal includes $4.7 million to hire additional mental health support staff.
St. Paul mayor announces cash grants for poor families, small businesses
The $3.25 million fund will provide grants to low-income families and small businesses.
Request to Vatican to investigate Archbishop Nienstedt in limbo
It's being called a test case of new Vatican rules to discipline bishops.
Safecracking gangster turned things around in St. Paul
After spending the first half of his life in crime, including with Al Capone, Morris "Red" Rudensky redefined prison reform during his later years.
Driver who ran red light killed in crash on Hwy. 61 in St. Paul
The crash occurred Friday morning in the northbound lanes of Hwy. 61 at Lower Afton Road
In 'the cathedral of hockey,' bipartisanship still exists in Minnesota
For the last three decades, a group of Capitol denizens has been gathering every Sunday night to play ice hockey.
St. Paul teacher honored as one of 10 'master educators' in U.S.
Wendy Harris from Metro Deaf School is one of 10 who were honored nationwide.
COVID-19 tests sick time laws in Minneapolis and St. Paul
Some workers are exhausting their sick time to avoid getting exposed at work.
Twin Cities Archdiocese suspends public masses
Decision will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
City councils across Minnesota go remote to avoid COVID-19 spread
Council members are calling in to meetings and asking constituents to stay home.
Bethesda long-term care hospital in St. Paul to be a COVID-19 facility
The hospital, which had its operations cut this winter in a budget-balancing move, could be a pivotal resource in managing the outbreak, providing specialty intensive care and keeping the infected from other hospitals.