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St. Paul phenom Suni Lee soars into Olympics spotlight as a Hmong trailblazer
The first Hmong-American to make the U.S. Olympic team could bring multiple medals back to the Twin Cities.
St. Paul Planning Commission votes in favor of Dixie's On Grand redevelopment project
St. Paul planners approve $32.5M project; council now must OK rezoning.
St. Paul school board candidates come up short seeking DFL endorsement
Kids game, code, and fly drones at futuristic St. Paul summer program
Called Summer Swarm, the programs are aimed at bringing kids closer to careers in STEM fields
High construction prices hit Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity
Economy forces Habitat for Humanity to scale back projects
Minneapolis woman, 19, dies in St. Paul crash
She was a passenger in a Kia Hatchback that went off Shepard Road just before Interstate 35E about 12:30 a.m., according to the State Patrol.
Free summer breakfast, lunch opportunities abound for Minnesota school kids
A federal rule changes is making deliveries possible.
Suni Lee's ultra-difficult Olympics bar routine is 'as cool as it gets'
The St. Paul's gold-medal contender has a lot riding on one big skill. Here's a step-by-step look at how her Olympic routine comes together.
Brooklyn Park man admits setting St. Paul store on fire during rioting last year
Officers questioned him 2 days later, but he cut it off because he hadn't slept in 24 hours and was tired, the criminal complaint against him read.
St. Paul DFLers endorse Mayor Melvin Carter, three school board candidates
The balloting, being conducted virtually this year due to the pandemic, now heads into a second round.
St. Paul Public Schools could recast, pare elementary schools
As enrollment drops, the district considers cuts for 2022-23 academic year.
For first time in decades, Mpls., St. Paul call for even-odd watering
Amid drought conditions, officials in both cities are asking customers to water their lawns and gardens before noon or after 6 p.m. to minimize evaporation.
MPCA monitoring fuel spill near St. Paul's Battle Creek
A punctured freight car spilled hundreds of gallons of diesel July 13.
St. Paul wants residents to think twice about all the food they throw out
Starting this week, officials are issuing a six-week Food Waste Challenge, asking dozens of households to voluntarily record the uneaten chow.
Bev Scalze, former state legislator with people-oriented approach to politics, dies at 77
Bev Scalze had a love for nature that shone through in her art and in her politics.A wildlife artist, she won the 1991 Minnesota Department…
Habitat or housing? Audubon Society urges county to save Maplewood tract
Maplewood haven for grassland birds is possible site for affordable homes
St. Paul man dies after crashing motorcycle late Friday
The crash happened at Hwy. 252 and Humboldt Avenue N.
St. Paul panel backs project to replace Dixie's with restaurants, apartments
Emmett's and Saji-Ya will continue in the new space, said Dixie's owner Peter Kenefick, who plans to retire.
Twin Cities restaurants push to keep patios in street, parking lot
With regulations relaxed by the pandemic, the extra seating has been a boon for restaurants.
Metro Transit is ramping up security as riders return
The initiative involves hiring 50 additional community service officers — college students enrolled in law enforcement programs — to work in tandem with Metro Transit police on buses and trains and at stations and bus stops throughout the metro area.