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St. Paul's park system marks 175 years with gathering, a book, fundraisers

St. Paul's parks system marks 175 years

Letters: 'You're asking me to stop teaching ... I won't do it'

Kudos to the U of M for turning a protest into a dialogue and hopefully settling an issue in an educated and peaceful manner.

Minnesota's first newspaper is 175 years old – Twin Cities

The debut issue of the Minnesota Pioneer — the earliest ancestor of the Pioneer Press — was printed in the drafty spare room of a carpentry shop in downtown St. Paul.

Pioneer Press marks 175th anniversary with commemorative photo book

We'll be marking the occasion with a variety of special content and products over the next six months.

How did Stillwater become home to Minnesota's first prison?

The east metro city was once home to Minnesota's primary lockup, which predates the state itself.

'Jeopardy!': Did Eric Ahasic win again? Who won tonight?

“Jeopardy!” has a new “potential super champion” in Eric Ahasic, who has now won 6 games. Did Eric Ahasic win “Jeopardy!” tonight? Who won “Jeopardy!” tonight?

What happens at Camp Ripley, and how did it get its name?

For nearly a century, soldiers have prepared for war at a sprawling facility in central Minnesota.

When Is Derek Chauvin Verdict Expected? How to Watch Closing Arguments

When Is Derek Chauvin Verdict Expected? How to Watch Closing Arguments On 4/19/21 at 8:38 AM EDT The Derek Chauvin murder trial, which began back in early March, draws to an end this week as closing arguments begin Monday. White police officer Chauvin, 45, is on trial for murder and manslaughter after pinning Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, to the pavement last May for nine and a half minutes, according to prosecutors. Jurors are expected to begin deliberating after the closing arguments, which start at 9 a.m. local time Monday. Following the jury deliberation, a verdict could be announced this week. Viewers can watch the closing arguments via different television networks, such as Court TV, ABC and NBC, which have been providing daily live coverage of the trial.

My View: Consider history in Sibley naming controversy