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One of St. Paul’s biggest festivals is back with community at the forefront. Presented by Power 104.7, 7th Street Live is bringing a full day of activities for the whole family, including live music, food vendors, boxing and art. Event details. Date: Saturday, August 8. Time: Noon–4 PM.

That compostable cup marked for the compost bin may still need an industrial sauna to disappear. University of Minnesota researchers say a trace chemical additive could help PLA plastics break down at lower temperatures, potentially nudging everyday packaging toward actual backyard composting—though the work is still i

MASON CITY, Iowa - A Twin Cities man accused of waving a gun around during a fight at Clear Lake's downtown Fourth of July celebration is pleading not guilty. Darrius Rayshawn Bolden, 25 of St. Paul, MN, is charged with threatened intimidation with a dangerous weapon, carrying a weapon while intoxicated, and possession

The Minneapolis City Council will consider the nomination of Dr. Reginald Freeman as the city's next fire chief Thursday. ​Freeman was grilled last week over his time leading departments in Oakland and Hartford, where harassment and discrimination allegations surfaced. He was not named as a defendant, and says he was h

The reported break-ins occurred as the space was being prepared to serve as a permanent mosque and youth and family center.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - New details are emerging about a confrontation on Highway 62 involving an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent and another driver, as the victims stating they will invoke their Fifth Amendment rights unless they receive immunity. Victims’ attorney says clients will plead the Fifth unles

A nonprofit that staffed workers at several Twin Cities professional and collegiate sports venues must shut down as part of an agreement reached with Attorney General Keith Ellison's Office. They allege the group fraudulently claimed to be a charity but instead acted as a staffing agency which paid grants to provide ch

Four shootings, all on weekends, over the course of a month, in the areas located on the perimeters of Minneapolis’s Uptown neighborhood. Two in the same area, one week between them; the other two a mere eight hours apart. All sent people to the hospital. And notably, three of...

Attorney General Keith Ellison announced a settlement requiring a nonprofit to dissolve after an investigation found hundreds of employees were misclassified as volunteers at concession stands in Twin Cities stadiums. Ellison called MN Fundraising Initiative a “sham charity.”. He said it took advantage of parents who w

A Bloomington spa maker's longtime finance employee is accused of turning company checks into a $767,500 gambling bankroll, allegedly signing the owner's name and routing more than 100 payments to herself over nearly two years. The alleged scheme was uncovered after an audit, with investigators later finding freshly si