Senate Republicans fire Minnesota commerce commissioner as Walz's emergency order is extended
Minnesota Senate Republicans fired another of Gov. Tim Walz's commissioners during a short but contentious special session Friday, after they were unable to end Walz's emergency powers over the coronavirus pandemic.
Minnesota Senate Republicans fired another of Gov. Tim Walz's commissioners during a short but contentious special session Friday, after they were unable to end Walz's emergency powers over the coronavirus pandemic.
St. Paul officials peacefully clear out encampment of about 70 near Cathedral Hill
An encampment near Cathedral Hill in St. Paul was cleared out and cleaned up Thursday as officials say it became too big and unsafe.
An encampment near Cathedral Hill in St. Paul was cleared out and cleaned up Thursday as officials say it became too big and unsafe.
Employees at Spyhouse Coffee, Fair State Brewing vote to form unions
Employees at Minneapolis-based Spyhouse Coffee and Fair State Brewing Cooperative voted to unionize this week, joining a growing list of Twin Cities establishments that have already done so.
Employees at Minneapolis-based Spyhouse Coffee and Fair State Brewing Cooperative voted to unionize this week, joining a growing list of Twin Cities establishments that have already done so.
Colleges and COVID-19: St. Thomas starts semester, Winona State under quarantine
Safety concerns for slowing the spread of the coronavirus remain a top concern for university leaders as campuses across Minnesota start the new school year.
Safety concerns for slowing the spread of the coronavirus remain a top concern for university leaders as campuses across Minnesota start the new school year.
Photo shows long line outside St. Paul bar as college students return to campus
Recent video of a long line outside a St. Paul bar is underlining the worries authorities have this holiday weekend.
Recent video of a long line outside a St. Paul bar is underlining the worries authorities have this holiday weekend.
Minnesota breweries brace for winter season, can shortage amid 'brutal' 2020
Minnesota breweries already struggling financially due to the pandemic are preparing for their next big challenge: surviving through the slower winter season.
Minnesota breweries already struggling financially due to the pandemic are preparing for their next big challenge: surviving through the slower winter season.
St. Paul to reopen temporary road closures around three parks
The City of St. Paul will be reopening temporary road closures around three parks that were closed to allow more room for social distancing amid the pandemic.
The City of St. Paul will be reopening temporary road closures around three parks that were closed to allow more room for social distancing amid the pandemic.
2 taxi driver attacks in one day indicative of increase in aggression toward drivers, company says
A couple of Twin Cities taxi drivers are both recovering after separate assaults Tuesday.
A couple of Twin Cities taxi drivers are both recovering after separate assaults Tuesday.
St. Paul announces $500 guaranteed income pilot program to begin this fall
St. Paul’s mayor announced a new pilot program that will provide families in the city with $500 per month in guaranteed income for a period of up to 18 months.
St. Paul’s mayor announced a new pilot program that will provide families in the city with $500 per month in guaranteed income for a period of up to 18 months.
St. Paul police investigating homicide in Payne-Phalen neighborhood, city's 23rd of the year
St. Paul Police say a woman was shot and killed in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood early Thursday morning.
St. Paul Police say a woman was shot and killed in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood early Thursday morning.
14-year-old arrested in connection to fatal shooting in east St. Paul
Police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and a 14-year-old boy in custody Tuesday evening in St. Paul.
Police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and a 14-year-old boy in custody Tuesday evening in St. Paul.
Two adults, one carrying a baby, escape burning Maserati after fleeing police in St. Paul
Police in are investigating after a man and a woman carrying a baby walked away from a Maserati that allegedly crashed after fleeing a traffic stop.
Police in are investigating after a man and a woman carrying a baby walked away from a Maserati that allegedly crashed after fleeing a traffic stop.
St. Paul police investigating 4 shootings within 12 hours
St. Paul police are investigating four separate shootings within a 12-hour span Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. One of the shootings was fatal.
St. Paul police are investigating four separate shootings within a 12-hour span Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. One of the shootings was fatal.
St. Paul mourns the loss of 3 firefighters in 1 week
The St. Paul Fire Department is mourning the loss of three of its firefighters who all passed in a matter of one week.
The St. Paul Fire Department is mourning the loss of three of its firefighters who all passed in a matter of one week.
No curfew for Minneapolis, St. Paul Friday following quieter night
There will not be a curfew in Minneapolis or St. Paul Friday.
There will not be a curfew in Minneapolis or St. Paul Friday.
Hamline University awards first recipients of George Floyd scholarship
Hamline University in St. Paul announced the first recipients of its George Floyd Endowed Scholarship.
Hamline University in St. Paul announced the first recipients of its George Floyd Endowed Scholarship.
541 food service employees at Xcel Energy Center laid off amid COVID-19
Hundreds of food service employees, who worked at Xcel Energy Center, were laid off at the beginning of August following COVID-19 restrictions, which caused events to be canceled or prohibited fan attendance, according to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
Hundreds of food service employees, who worked at Xcel Energy Center, were laid off at the beginning of August following COVID-19 restrictions, which caused events to be canceled or prohibited fan attendance, according to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
St. Paul Mayor Carter issues city curfew at 8 p.m. Thursday following unrest
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is issuing a citywide curfew starting at 8 p.m. Thursday night, following unrest that broke out following an apparent suicide in downtown Minneapolis.
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter is issuing a citywide curfew starting at 8 p.m. Thursday night, following unrest that broke out following an apparent suicide in downtown Minneapolis.
West St. Paul man sentenced to 8 years in prison for armed robberies of Twin Cities restaurants, gas stations
A 30-year-old West St. Paul was sentenced to more than eight years in prison Wednesday for a series of armed robberies of Twin Cities restaurants and gas stations last year.
A 30-year-old West St. Paul was sentenced to more than eight years in prison Wednesday for a series of armed robberies of Twin Cities restaurants and gas stations last year.
Former St. Catherine University student who attempted to join al-Qa'ida pleads guilty
A 22-year-old Minneapolis woman who tried to join al-Qa'ida while she was a student at St. Catherine University in St. Paul has pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist group.
A 22-year-old Minneapolis woman who tried to join al-Qa'ida while she was a student at St. Catherine University in St. Paul has pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist group.