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St. Paul reports safety improvements after year of revised traffic policing
Leaders say it improves community relations while letting police focus on more violent crime.
Sahan Journal wins record $1.5 million grant to support the growing nonprofit newsroom
The grant, from Minneapolis-based GHR Foundation, will help the nonprofit online newsroom continue to grow.
St. Paul school officials long suspected abuse of girl, 7, who overdosed and died at home, charges say
The mother of Za'Maiya Travis has been charged with manslaughter.
St. Paul woman charged with vandalizing mosque, warrant issued
A St. Paul woman has been charged with vandalizing a mosque May 12. Police say Sherrice Williams threw a rock into the door of Masjid Al Sunnah, breaking the glass.
Man charged with murder in St. Paul stabbing
Charging documents say the suspect stabbed Juan Jose Jimenez-Alarcon six times, killing him.
Star Tribune All-Metro Sports Awards nominations open for annual honors
Three special honors are given out every year, and the Star Tribune is now accepting applications from the public and school district leaders.
Star Tribune All-Metro Sports Awards show coming to Target Center on June 28
The sixth annual celebration will once again celebrate Twin Cities student-athletes and those who support them.
Dakota artist Marlena Myles wins $125K in grants
Marlena Myles, of St. Paul, works at the intersection of art, technology and community.
Murder trial this week called off as 19-year-old admits to drug-related shooting in St. Paul
The defendant has agreed to plead guilty and accept a sentence of more than 19 years.
Review: Jungle Theater's stirring 'Courtroom' drama disturbs the soul
The immersive reality theater show reaffirms the meaning of citizenship.
Meet the lawyers serving coffee — not just justice — in St. Paul's Como Park
Neighbors pressed their case for a coffee shop. The attorneys responded.
All-night Twin Cities arts festival Northern Spark says goodbye
The umbrella organization Northern Lights will shut down, taking its other programs along with it.
Ellison sues Madison Equities over wage theft, retaliation
The attorney general and management company have been sparring for years over allegations of unpaid wages.
St. Paul's Grand Old Day is back, so it's unofficially summer
The capital city's "mini State Fair" returned for the first time since 2019, with new and old residents flocking to the party.
Stabbing in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood leaves man dead
Suspect reportedly in custody.
Mother of man shot and killed by St. Paul police sues for evidence, expedited investigation
Authorities have held his body for nearly six months in order to preserve evidence for their investigation.
Minnesota lawmakers of color played pivotal roles in advancing policy in 2023 session
The session featured the most diverse Legislature in state history, with at least 35 lawmakers of color.
St. Paul man dies in single-car crash on Hwy. 280 in Lauderdale
The driver was not wearing a seatbelt when his car struck a concrete barrier in the median early Saturday.
Brooks: Students at St. Paul's Newman School send a capsule of their history into the future
Students spent a year learning about the history of their school and planning a time capsule message for future students
Scoggins: St. Thomas football coach's 'new' job — assistant to his daughter
Glenn Caruso, the longtime St. Thomas head coach, didn't need any time to think about the job offer — to be his daughter's assistant with a girls softball team in St. Paul. It's 'wicked awesome,' he says.