Saint Paul MN

The biggest art crawl in the universe, interactive theater at the historic Searle Mansion, Duluth music, mental health at the movies and painted outdoor folklore in Winona — find out more in this week’s MN Shortlist. Art-A-Whirl in Northeast Minneapolis Arts District — May 15-17 Art-A-Whirl, one...

Amy Jurek, a top producing Realtor in the Twin Cities, MN, is being recognized as one of the leading real estate professionals in the Minneapolis St. Paul metro area for homeowners looking to sell their home for top dollar. With more than 20 years of experience, over 500 families served, and 100+ five star reviews, […]

A massive South St. Paul warehouse that for years doubled as The Sportsman's Guide's headquarters and fulfillment hub is officially up for sale, putting one of the city's largest single-tenant industrial properties in play just as its long-running lease winds down. The roughly 400,000-square-foot building is on the mar

Lawrence Alan Randall is facing one felony count of receiving stolen property.

Two men currently serving time in prison are now facing murder charges in connection to a fatal shooting outside a St. Paul bar in 2022. Diontae Keyshawn Moore and Romello Markell Ifonlaja-Randle are both facing a second-degree murder charge for their suspected roles in the death of 39-year-old Kenneth Wells of White B

Aubergine had been a gleam in the eyes of industry pros Megan and Bjorn Jacobse for, like, forever, fueled by pop-ups here and there. After many a “Wait for it … it’s coming!” email to fervent foodies, it’s finally open, ready to put St. Paul’s Selby Avenue back on the food map where, decades ago, it reigned.

Brian Alanis Ramos charged with two counts of workers’ compensation fraud. Fraud linked to roofing work at McDonough Homes public housing project. Ramos allegedly misrepresented payroll to Minnesota Assigned Risk Plan insurer. Estimated premium avoidance of approximately $172,099.77 by Ramos. The Ramsey County Attorney

Bauhaus Brew Labs in northeast Minneapolis has announced that it will close its brewery in June.

MINNEAPOLIS — At Barton Elementary School in Minneapolis, students find ways to overcome challenges every day, and parents say the staff goes the extra mile to make that happen. Frannie Dassier's fifth-grade son has autism level one and generalized anxiety. She says that with the right team in place,...

A stunning new report has good and bad news for Minnesota nith to 11th grade students who want to challenge themselves and potentially save thousands of dollars in college/university costs. The good news is that students have until May 30 to apply for free college career/technical and/or academic courses via Minnesota’