3 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Upcoming event: Gourmet fish cooking class
By now we've all heard the news that fish and seafood are excellent additions to a healthy diet.
7 hrs ago | KARE-TV Minneapolis
Burning restrictions lifted in 32 Minn. counties
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has lifted fire restrictions in all or parts of 32 Minnesota counties as wet weather lowers the fire danger.
8 hrs ago | NorthlandsNewscenter.com
MN Lawmakers Reflect on 2013 Legislative Session
The Governor and DFL leaders say they hit all the marks this session from passing marriage equality to giving childcare providers the ability to unionize.
9 hrs ago | TwinCities
South St. Paul to host farmers' market starting in July
The city is partnering with the St. Paul Farmers' Market for a location at the Wakota Federal Credit Union parking lot at 12th and Southview avenues.
13 hrs ago | KARE-TV Minneapolis
Good samaritan helps nab rape suspect
ST. PAUL, Minn. - A 30-year-old St. Paul man is charged with rape, thanks to the involvement of a stranger who risked his own safety to get involved.
15 hrs ago | TwinCities
Roseville man's conviction upheld in fatal hit-run in Dinkytown
An appeals court has upheld the murder conviction of Timothy Bakdash of Roseville, who is serving 40 years for the booze-fueled hit-and-run killing of a Wisconsin man.
19 hrs ago | TwinCities
Body recovered in Mississippi River near former St. Paul Ford plant
Authorities were called at about 8 a.m. to a report of a body near the former Ford plant.
20 hrs ago | TwinCities
The Lexington gets new owners and a makeover
Chicken pot pie was photographed at the Lexington restaurant in St. Paul on Thursday February 23, 2012.
Yesterday | Workday Minnesota
Senate passes worker rights bill for child care, home health workers
After Republicans filibustered through the night and past dawn, the Senate passed landmark legislation Wednesday extending collective bargaining rights to 9,000 family child-care providers and 12,000 home health-care workers.
Minn. Legislature allows beer sales in Capitol
The Legislature passed a bill Monday that includes a provision that directs the city of St.
We all love to make friends, and giving gifts is a great way to do it. What could be better than making friends by giving away expensive gifts, and then getting someone else to pay for them? That's exactly what the Minnesota legislature is doing this session.
St. Paul man slashed, choked relative -- for no reason, charges say
Paul Lee of St. Paul was charged with second-degree attempted murder involving a female relative and second-degree assault of the woman's boyfriend.
At South St. Paul's Fleming Field, fire damages hangar
A fire broke out inside a hangar at Fleming Field in South St. Paul on Monday, May 20, causing significant damage to an airplane and the area around it.
Suburban Twin Cites poverty increasing
The St. Cloud Rox have announced that all single-game tickets will go on sale starting at 9 a.m. When Ed Solstad heads for the Border Route Trail, it's usually with a chain saw and a work crew.
Christianity, Politics, Sports and Me
The spray flies as the speedboat glides, and people forget......
Yet another busy news week to look back upon as I will once again be in the Patriot bunker for the latest edition of The Closer.
Even in his final days, longtime St. Thomas professor sought out knowledge
Foy, a Shakespeare specialist who taught British literature and led the St. Paul university's English and faculty development center during a nearly three-decade career, hosted a book club meeting 10 days before he died May 1, the school and family said.
Somali reaction to al-Shabab sentences mixed
In this Aug. 5, 2010 file photo, Hawo Mohamed Hassan, left, and Amina Farah Ali, both of Rochester, Minn., leave U.S. District Court in St Paul, Minn.
Heading into spring planting means it's time to get down to business
The first order of business: Four weeks remain to submit your best-garden nomination to the Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Department.
Minnesota House: Union bill draws protesters, supporters; marathon debate takes a break
Demonstrators for and against SF778, the bill would let unions try to organize personal care workers and child care providers, gather at the Minnesota Capitol on Saturday.
Ruben Rosario: Adoption red tape didn't stick till years later
I have two folders in my work computer. One is titled "lack of common sense." The other is "your government at work." There's no question that the stories sent to the folders will overlap quite often, considering the tale I'm about to tell you.