2 hrs ago | TwinCities
St. Paul: 2 diners struck outside cafe
A silver Cadillac crashed onto the patio at the Finnish Bistro in St. Paul on Sunday June 3, 2012.
7 hrs ago | Patch.com
South Metro Roundup: Massive Fight Breaks Out in Apple Valley
Though you might live or work in Burnsville, chances are you're curious about what's happening in neighboring communities.
11 hrs ago | TwinCities
St. Paul: Gunshot death investigated
The St. Paul Police Department is investigating a shooting death that occurred Saturday night, June 2, on the city's East Side, according to a police statement.
17 hrs ago | TwinCities
When a Terrible Two-year-old pushes you to the brink, what do the parenting mags advise?
Reports The Old Hand of Oakdale: "My 2-year-old granddaughter, Jaycee, was having one of those days that define the Terrible Twos.
21 hrs ago | TwinCities
Open for Business: In Grand re-Style
Tell us what your business does. In Grand re-Style is focused on providing quality painted furniture, clothing and accessories at prices everyone can afford.
Chicago pastor elected top Liberian bishop
As a newly ordained pastor in the West African nation of Liberia, he escaped civil war more than 20 years ago.
'Choo Choo Bob Show,' assembled in St. Paul, is rolling along
Choo Choo Bob, played by Sam Heyn, left, sings "Win, Lose or Tie" with David Tufford, who plays the role of the conductor, and Emily Frandenburgh, who plays Engineer Emily, in a scene from "The Choo Choo Bob Show" in a studio in the old Grainger Building in St.
St. Paul police: $100K garage fire was arson
St. Paul police believe a fire that consumed a nine-stall garage in the 1000 block of Van Dyke Street on Friday, June 1, was caused by arson.
Stealing Cars Gets Lakeville Tow Driver 180-Days in Jail
A scheme to sell stolen cars to a St. Paul metal scrapper has landed a Lakeville man a 180-day jail sentence in Ramsey County Court.
President Obama is in Minnesota today to the mostly giant shoulder shrug of the state.
Como Park's new pool now open -- and getting good reviews
There's a lot of fun to be had on the rocky wall at the new Como Regional Park pool.
Minnesota History Center hosts New Deal art exhibit
Elaine Rothman was 9 when her uncle Harry Gottlieb, an artist, visited Duluth with his family on their way back to New York from Mexico.
Man found not guilty of assault on St. Paul police officer
A man who allegedly pointed a gun at a St. Paul police officer during a high-volume drug bust was found not guilty of first-degree assault of a police officer by a Ramsey County District Court jury Friday, June 1. The jury could not reach a verdict on a second count of second-degree assault after about 13 hours of deliberation.
Minneapolis man charged in robbery-rape in Highland Park case is sentenced to 20 years
A Minneapolis man, charged with helping to rob a married couple in St. Paul, invading their home and then raping the wife while his accomplices forced the husband to withdraw money from an ATM, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
What to Where: Primp, Grand Ole Day, Grand Ole Creamery
For our second edition of What to Where we're crossing the river into St. Paul for Grand Old Day.
Weekend Checklist: The Shins, Feist, Roger Waters, Grand Old Day
St. Paul: Zimmerman Building tenants find new homes
The large banner over one of the Zimmerman Building's six street-level storefronts sums up the gradually-diminishing discontent of Twin City Tees, a former tenant: "We are moving " Like many of the tenants forced to relocate last year from the corner of University and Prior avenues, Twin City Tees has landed on its feet, but only after lengthy ... (more)
MN Gop expects some new faces in House in 2013
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- They came by the dozens, often times crowding the Secretary of State's front counter.
1 victim of fatal I-94 school bus collision remains in critical condition
A victim of Wednesday morning's Interstate 94 collision involving an out-of-service school bus remained in critical condition Thursday as the State Patrol continued its investigation of the fatal crash.
Mitchell, Spencer: Sharing the arts with children in St. Paul
During the first weekend of June, downtown St. Paul shines with art and color thanks to the annual Flint Hills International Children's Festival.