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A SCIENTIST EXPLAINS // WHAT DO DOCTORS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT EVOLUTION Previous generations will remember getting an antibiotic for every runny nose or sore throat, but doctors are much more meticulous these days. When penicillin was first discovered, it was abused and over-prescribed to the point that bacteria rapidly evolved to resist the medicine.

In an interview with Press Gazette, Foundry chief executive Kumaran Ramanathan speaks about his career and his company’s shift towards martech.

St. Patrick's Day traditions kicked off in St. Paul in full force for the first time in two years.

A father and son who claimed threats to kill were made against them by another man have had the charges dismissed at Enniskillen Magistrates Court.

A busy schedule for Xcel Energy Center with events like high school tournaments, Minnesota Wild games and concerts is welcome news for businesses along West Seventh Street.

Pink Boots helps women learn to brew in Cheshire - CHESHIRE — A local brewery recently collaborated with an international advocacy group that offers support to women interested in learning and practicing the art of brewing beer.Cheshire Craft Brewery, 125 Commerce Court, recently contacted the Pink...

Parades in St. Paul and Columbia Heights will be held after a two-year hiatus.

Patrick McGovern, a molecular archaeologist who specializes in alcoholic drinks, studies wines and history. Read an interview with him here.

He succeeds Brian Robb, who will retire after six years as chairman.

The St. Paul Police Department plans to have three times the normal officer staffing levels in the neighborhoods surrounding Xcel Energy Center for the Minnesota Wild's home opener Tuesday night in light of recent violence on West Seventh Street.