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Former Ecolab training building is St. Paul's latest apartment conversion
With city permits in hand, developer says first apartments could be finished by September.
Minnesota school district sees benefits to life after cops in schools
Arrests down in system that serves high-needs kids.
St. Paul City Council adopts new tenant-screening guidelines
Council members are hoping the changes will help residents in the renter-majority city find housing, particularly for people of color, those with low incomes and those formerly incarcerated.
Mothers from across the country march in St. Paul for justice
The National Mothers March Against Police Violence brought together more than 100 families in the U.S. who have lost a loved one to law enforcement officers, said organizers with Take a Knee Nation.
Woman pursues dream to launch only Black-owned bookstore in Minnesota
Book lover Dionne Sims' dream of opening a bookstore returned to her after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police.
With FEMA aid to rebuild from riots denied, state looks elsewhere
As Minnesota leaders pondered their next steps, it's not yet clear what other sources of funds they may tap.
As COVID crisis deepened, St. Paul Mayor Carter hired political director
Six-figure salary comes as budget shortfalls loom.
A deeper look at areas most damaged by rioting, looting in Minneapolis, St. Paul
Twin Cities restaurants and retail stores were hit the hardest in the rioting following George Floyd's killing.
Muslim woman files discrimination complaint against Target over wrong name on cup
Target, which launched its own internal investigation, said the incident was an accident.
Ramsey County attorney joins pilot program to reduce racial disparities in justice system
John Choi's office has partnered with a criminal justice reform nonprofit to rethink how and whom it prosecutes.
City Council approves measure to bring scooters to St. Paul
Lime will deploy 500 scooters immediately, and Bird is expected to follow.
Metro Transit employees call for change in serving minority passengers
They object to how the agency serves minorities.
Charge: Officers revived pulse, tended to gunshot wounds of Bloomington restaurant owner
20-year-old charged in that robbery and a St. Paul liquor store heist.
Summer might be canceled, but Minnesotans are distancing less
Minnesotans are out and about this summer after COVID-19 lockdowns have eased, but daily life remains altered in some ways.
St. Paul schools offer virtual enrichment program
Goal is to keep kids sharp during the summer.
Arson charges dropped against woman arrested in burning of St. Paul store after George Floyd's killing
The 19-year-old's attorney says video showed that she was not involved in the arson at St. Paul health supplement store.
Riot-damaged University Av. hopes to come back stronger
Some fear speculators will snap up vacant buildings and empty lots to gentrify University Avenue.
Manslaughter charge for man accused of fatally shooting woman outside St. Paul bar
Authorities were told it was an accident during what the charges describe as a playful interaction with the victim.
2 felons arrested, accused of shooting Bloomington restaurant owner during robbery
The suspects were out on probation at the time of the crime in mid-June.
Protesters shut down I-94 in St. Paul over killing of singer in Ethiopia
The death of Hachalu Hundessa also sparked angry protests in Addis Ababa.