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August 2026: Temporary bike skills park will be moved to permanent location at 34th Avenue South and Minnehaha Creek so that reconstruction can begin on Nokomis Tennis Courts. 2027: Construction anticipated to start on the permanent bike skills park at 34th Avenue South and Minnehaha Creek. 2027: Construction anticipat

A couple of comfortably hot days ahead in the Twin Cities until badly needed, widespread showers arrive.

A man in Ramsey County, Minnesota, is facing multiple charges after allegedly speeding away from a traffic stop, causing a highway crash as a result. Police said that the man then chose to run away ... Read more

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her has announced a plan to close three homeless encampments in the city, starting with the largest, in Pig's Eye Park, on Aug. 5. Why it matters: The mayor's ambitious and controversial plan signals a big shift in St. Paul officials' approach to a growing problem with unsheltered homelessness. Pr

Dakota County has achieved something no other county in America has ever done. At the National Association of Counties (NACo) annual conference on July 19, we officially became the only county in the nation to have earned The post Dakota County: Four national honors. One remarkable county. first appeared on St. Paul V

(FOX 9) - At least three Minnesota cities are reporting cyberattacks that have impacted water facilities on Monday and prompted a response from state authorities. Officials in Plymouth, South St. Paul, and Braham announced on Monday they were dealing with cyberattacks at their respective water facilities. In Plymouth,

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Tenants at a Minneapolis public housing complex said they are still suffering in sweltering heat and dealing with foul smells, with no real solutions from management. Tenants say conditions have not improved since last month. What we know:. Residents at Heritage Park apartments continue to face...

One of the 15 people charged with threatening ICE agents in Minnesota pleaded not guilty Monday. Kyle Wagner entered the plea during a brief hearing in federal court in Minneapolis. All 15 people charged for interfering with federal immigration agents during the federal enforcement operation earlier this year have now.

Buying a house or condo is becoming harder for many people in Minnesota. The math is simple. Home costs are rising and most people’s incomes aren’t keeping up. But solutions are more complicated. Communities need to build more homes — especially more affordable ones, bring together public and...

St. Paul will begin closing homeless encampments on a rolling basis Aug. 5, starting at Pig’s Eye Park, while city, county and nonprofit teams work to connect residents with shelter, housing and other services. The post St. Paul Plans Phased Closures Of Homeless Encampments first appeared on Community Reporter .