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A Rosemount teen was charged with assault; now more serious charges are possible.

First, the rent stabilization law that voters passed in 2022 must be strengthened.

Nov. 15, 1932-Dec. 7, 1932 Margaret (Peg) Etta Bosshardt, born November 15, 1932 in Winona, MN, died December 7, 2023 in Minneapolis, MN, at the Mt. Olivet Ho

St. Paul Police Chief, Axel Henry, has only been on the job for about a month but he is already facing tough questions from leaders in St. Paul’s African-American community.

New Jersey could provide menstrual hygiene products in all middle and high schools, as a bill to expand menstrual equity advanced out of the state Senate Committee on Education earlier this month. The bill is one of nearly two dozen introduced by Democrats in the state legislature dealing with improving access and protections for people who menstruate.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — When Janelle Miller started working as a laborer a little more than 20 years ago, she could literally count on one hand the number of women on her crew. “There’s still very few of us in the industry comparatively,” said Miller, a contracts administrator with Chisago City-based Peterson Cos. and director with ...

March 6 kicks off Women In Construction Week, and many women in the industry say it's a lucrative career to have.