Saint Paul MN

The Twin Cities shop closed last year, but is now auctioning off 'historic memorabilia', business supplies, and other items. Here are some of the quirkiest and most interesting finds being auctioned off.

Some people love reading about true crime. Others love fighting it. All across the United States, in cities both sprawling and compact, men and women have answered to a higher calling — one that makes them feel as though they have regained some semblance of control in a world gone mad. They're called real-life superheroes […]

A fixture of the Macalester-Groveland neighborhood is saying goodbye.

Looking for something useful and free in Savage this week? Neighbors are giving away a few great items — from sports gear to cozy blankets. Check out what’s available below!

Looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? These wonderful dogs in St. Paul, MN are waiting for loving homes through Pet Haven Inc. of Minnesota. Each one has a special story and plenty of love to give.

Dakota County schools and learning centers are looking for caring, motivated educators right now. Whether you love fitness, math, or classroom teaching, there’s a role here for you.

ST PAUL, Minn. — The charges against a woman protesting on Easter Sunday outside Cities Church have been dismissed, according to court documents. The woman was part of a protest outside the church around 8:35 a.m., where police say demonstrators were "disrupting" the church service. St. Paul Police said they ordered the people to stop, and while most complied, one woman continued and was arrested. She...

Minneapolis officials have released surveillance footage of a federal officer shooting a man​ on the city's north side in January. The release comes nearly two months after the officers involved were reprimanded for lying about the encounter​.

Close to 100 friends and family members gathered April 1 in Bloomington to celebrate Fred Humphreys’ 105th birthday. For the last 75 years Humphreys has lived in Bloomington. He arrived in town shortly before mega developers Marv Anderson and Orin Thompson turned the farm fields of old Bloomington into the Twin Cities largest suburb in the mid-1950s. Humphreys couldn’t wait for developers to build a house...

After a seven-year absence, Minnesota’s longtime Festival of Nations is back with a new name and a refreshed game plan. The International Festival of Minnesota (IFest‑MN) will fill the Saint Paul RiverCentre on April 10 and 11 with global food, music, dance, and hands‑on cultural demonstrations. Organizers describe the reimagined gathering as both a community party and an educational Student Day designed for...