Six St. Paul Transit Corridors Targeted for Mixed-Use Rezoning in 2026
Saint Paul is studying rezoning six corridors (White Bear, Maryland, Rice, Robert, W. 7th, Selby) to allow denser mixed-use near transit.
The Minnesota Soul Food Spot Where The Oxtails Are Legendary And Cash Is King
The smell hits you before the door even fully opens and your stomach immediately knows what is coming. Minnesota does soul food right at this cozy spot where everybody seems to know everybody else’s name. I watched a woman order oxtails without even looking at the menu because she...
Apple Valley Pipe Titan GF Splashes Out $11.4M on Hybrid HQ Makeover
Apple Valley’s plumbing-systems giant has given its North American headquarters a $11.4 million reset, trading the old office routine for a workplace built around collaboration, flexibility and a very deliberate water theme. The yearlong renovation covers 47,000 square feet and was designed for roughly 600 employees wh
Pig’s Eye Park encampment residents voice fears over impending closure
A man who introduced himself as Beekey said that he was directed to the encampment when he got out of jail about two and a half months ago. He said that this stint behind bars meant that he lost his housing. He's concerned about where he'd end up without the encampment.
Search underway for man who went missing in Mississippi River
Officials are continuing to search for a man who went missing in the Mississippi River on Saturday.
The Richest Town in All of Minnesota Plays By a Different Set of Rules...
About 12 miles north of St. Paul sits North Oaks, a small town of 5,000 where every residential road is privately owned by the people who live there.
Controversial drone pilot program dies after deadlocked city council vote.
The Minneapolis City Council voted down a pilot program for drones as first responders on July 16 with a tie vote. People against the drone program filled an overflow room, watching the City Council meeting. Shouts, boos, and claps filled the room as a live feed of the City Council meeting relayed council members’ diff
Lake Minnetonka’s Smith’s Bay Marina Offloaded To Sink Wells Fargo Debt
Lake Minnetonka’s Smith’s Bay marina is changing hands, but the boats and members are staying put: Minneapolis-based Your Boat Club is selling the property to pay down debt while keeping its boating operation there. The result is a sale that changes who owns the docks without immediately changing how customers use them
Urban explorers responsible for several church break-ins, priest says
The break-in attempts have caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage to doors and windows, and are raising concerns about safety for parishioners, Spencer Howe said.
2 teens arrested after south Minneapolis police chase
Two teenagers were arrested Saturday afternoon in connection with an attempted carjacking at gunpoint in south Minneapolis.

















