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Cost to renovate governor's Summit Avenue residence soars to $13 million
Historic building's systems need more work than expected, construction costs have climbed.
Metro sales taxes jumped Oct. 1. Here's where the money will go.
The increase will raise more than $750 million in new revenue for transit and housing initiatives.
St. Paul refugee went into real estate rather than policing — after realizing he didn't like sight of blood
Boe Boe hopes to help other families navigate the home-buying process.
Wildest dreams weekend: Michigan! Mahomes! And … who else?
Football Across Minnesota: The best weekend of football watching is coming soon. The No. 2 Wolverines and K.C.'s QB will test the Gophers and Vikings in town, after some prep rivalries get the weekend party started.
Second man charged in gunfight outside White Bear Lake bar
Both men are due in court this month.
Ex-volleyball coach at Como Park High in St. Paul charged with sexually assaulting player
The encounters occurred behind the school and elsewhere, according to the charges.
Duplexes, townhomes, cluster developments: What to know about St. Paul's proposed zoning changes
St. Paul is considering eliminating single-family-only zoning, with the goal of boosting the city's housing stock.
Warroad's Hockey Day Minnesota will celebrate Henry Boucha's life, career
The three-day event, to be held the final weekend of January, will see players wear jerseys that honor Boucha, who died Sept. 18 and was remembered at memorial services Thursday and Friday..
Hastings makes a midnight memory (and other tales from a stormy football Friday)
A weather delay, and then overtime, led to Hastings' late-night homecoming victory over Cretin-Derham Hall.
After race was called off, hundreds ignored warnings and ran the course
Groups of runners opted to run the marathon and 10-mile courses despite the Twin Cities Marathon being canceled by the weather weather. "Let's see how far we can go in the heat," one said.
High heat cancels Twin Cities Marathon for first time in 42-race history
Sunday's marathon and 10-mile run were canceled early Sunday due to "black flag conditions" that organizers said made it too dangerous to run. The high temperature reached 92 degrees.
Homicide investigation underway after man dies on St. Paul's East Side
A man was found unresponsive with gunshot wounds and pronounced dead early Sunday morning in the Battle Creek neighborhood.
Crowded field seeks Ward One Council seat in St. Paul
Candidates have wide-ranging backgrounds, priorities.
St. Thomas Academy gets its work in before the storm, defeats Armstrong
The Cadets, propelled by Savion Hart, scored 30 points in the first half before weather weighed in.
Friday night lightning weighs in on the high school football schedule
Weather impacted matters dramatically, leading to postponements and shortened games.
As longtime City Council Member Chris Tolbert steps down, four vie to represent St. Paul's Third Ward
For the first time in 12 years, the Highland Park and Macalester-Groveland district has an open council seat.
St. Paul Fire Department begins construction of new Dayton's Bluff station
The station will replace an existing 92-year-old building, which leaders say is outdated.
Buxton pitches Baldelli: Put me on playoff roster
Neal: Injured center fielder is "pushing day in and day out" trying to recover, and he'll work out this weekend in an attempt to prove he can play in the postseason on Tuesday.
How Twin Cities Marathon became 'industry leader' for nonbinary runners
There are more nonbinary entrants since the door was first opened in 2019, mirroring overtures to the LGBTQ community and inclusiveness across the sport.
What's it like to be an elite runner at the Twin Cities Marathon? A pro competitor answers our 26 questions.
We talked with professional runner Brittany Charboneau.