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St. Paul will cut down thousands of ash trees next year but can't afford replanting
Budget cuts will mean delaying planting new trees until 2022.
St. Paul protest includes brief march onto Interstate 94
About 400 people were marching to protest the lack of more serious charges against officers involved in Breonna Taylor's death.
St. Paul's schools chief praised in job review
Superintendent received raise in his new contract.
What happens to your Minnesota absentee ballot after you mail it?
Minnesota has seen a surge of interest in absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 election, as more voters opt to vote early or by mail in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Former University of St. Thomas student pleads guilty to making bomb threat
Three bomb threats alleged, all in 2019.
'Ruth Bader Ginsburg Day' declared in Minneapolis and St. Paul
The mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul declared Monday to be “Ruth Bader Ginsburg Day” in memory of the Supreme Court justice who died last…
U testing dorm sewage for COVID-19 at Twin Cities, Duluth campuses
The University of Arizona and Utah State University recently quarantined and tested hundreds of students after dorm wastewater samples led to the discovery of undetected COVID-19 cases.
Ramsey County sheriff goes live online, but not everyone's a fan
The sheriff's Facebook livestream has rankled members of the Ramsey County Board and city leaders, who say they expect more.
Chief: Budget cuts mean St. Paul police force will be smaller, less diverse
Chief Todd Axtell said 2021 budget cuts will mean canceling the police academy.
St. Paul will use CARES Act money for guaranteed income experiment
The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to allocate more than $290,000.
Ramsey County looks to reform cash bail system
Some low-risk suspects will be released without posting fee under plan.
Police ethics training takes on added resonance after death of George Floyd
In St. Paul, more than 600 officers will complete training this fall about doing what's right even if — and especially when — it's difficult.
Top White House drug policy official visits Minnesota as meth and fentanyl surge in pandemic
Jim Carroll came to St. Paul to hear from law enforcement and other front-line workers on how COVID-19 is exacerbating the drug wave.
Ramsey County Manager Ryan O'Connor has COVID, says his family struggled to get tested
O'Connor said he worries about those with fewer resources, less access.
Minority-owned firms seek leading role in rebuilding businesses damaged in riots
Yet obstacles still exist for contractors breaking into a white-dominated field.
Charges filed in killing of man in 'nightmare' home in St. Paul that later caught fire
Two people arrested in Hastings man's death; fire officials suspect arson.
Crews recovering downed plane in Mississippi River in SE metro
The search took place near Grey Cloud Island. Few other details were immediately available.
St. Paul property owners back downtown improvement district
Business property owners could start paying into the Improvement District as soon as January.
Arson suspected in fire at St. Paul 'nightmare' house where man was fatally shot a day earlier
A suspicious fire on Sunday struck a St. Paul home where a man was shot to death a day earlier, authorities said.St. Paul police on…
Homicide under investigation in St. Paul
St. Paul police are investigating a homicide that occurred Saturday afternoon in a residential neighborhood on the city's East Side.A man was shot to death…