Documenters report: ‘Adventure Park’ coming to Midway shopping area
MinnPost’s Twin Cities Documenters program trains and pays community members to take notes at local government meetings. Below are Documenter Matt Wells’ summary and observations from the St. Paul Planning Commission’s Aug. 28 meeting. You can find Matt’ full notes here, which include links to the agenda and audio reco
One year later, lifesaving program proves its worth
PRINCETON — Just over a year after launching an innovative cardiac care program, M Health Fairview Northland Hospital has helped save the lives of three patients who may not have survived otherwise. According to the hospital, fewer than 12% of people survive a sudden cardiac arrest. Since Princeton began offering extra
Pansy is looking for her people
Pansy, a cuddly adult dog from Minneapolis Animal Control, is looking for a loving home where she can be the only pet. She is about 2 years old and has been with PJ’s Rescue for a while. She needs to be the only animal in the home, which has made it harder to find her a family.
Minneapolis mass shooting suspect identified
The suspect in the Minneapolis mass shooting has been identified as Carlton Johnson II. FOX 9's Paul Blume has the latest details.
Kitchen of Kindness Brings Minnesotans Together to Feed Those in Need
A new Chabad initiative launching Sept. 6 will aim to address food insecurity across the community while giving people an opportunity to give back. The Kitchen of Kindness initiative will operate out of the Lubavitch House in West St. Paul. This project will collaborate with sponsors, families, and different organizati
15 Minnesota Supper Clubs Where Weekend Tables Disappear Fast
Supper club dinner has one rule: clear the evening. That tradition is alive in Minnesota with places where the meal is meant to stretch, not sprint. A little planning helps, especially when weekend hours or reservations shape how the night begins. Once the table is yours, the pace changes. You...
AT&T surprises Northside families with free MacBooks at Phyllis Wheatley back-to-school event
For families who came to the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center on Aug. 28 expecting a backpack full of school supplies, the day held an extra surprise: a free MacBook for their kids heading back to school. AT&T and Human-I-T partnered with the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center to give away 250...
Her Proposes $887.8 Million St. Paul Budget With 6.8% Property Tax Levy Increase For...
Her, who delivered her first budget address Aug. 13, said the proposal is designed to close the city’s budget gap while more accurately accounting for recurring expenses that have previously been left unbudgeted or supported with one-time money. The post Her Proposes $887.8 Million St. Paul Budget With 6.8% Property T
St. Paul man allegedly stole more than $850K in custom food truck scam
Omar Cruz was arrested last summer on a federal warrant related to a similar food truck scam in Texas.
Saint Paul Permit Holder Fires ‘Warning Shot’ at Marion Street Apartment, Faces Felony
A 34-year-old Saint Paul man is facing a felony charge after allegedly firing a handgun into the air outside his apartment building on the 1500 block of Marion Street, then walking back inside as officers arrived. Deonte Cortez Childs, who holds a valid permit to carry, told investigators he fired what he described as

















