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Old guard of St. Paul's historic W. 7th neighborhood seeks to connect with newer residents

St. Paul City Council, mayor's office still wrangling with special event costs

St. Paul officials still working on special event costs

Cost concerns have been echoed for years by the Grand Avenue Business Association, which convenes Grand Old Day, as well as organizers of the White Bear Avenue and Rice Street parades, Highland Fest and other events.

St. Paul's two extreme winters prompt new look at snow emergencies

The mayor said for too long, the city has dubbed major snowfalls "snow emergencies" -- a title that might imply an "all hands on deck" crisis.

St. Paul looks to one-sided winter street parking

St. Paul is considering a “fundamental” change to its snow emergency strategy that likely wouldn’t work in Minneapolis due to density.

To combat 'crisis' of copper wire theft, Minnesota legislators propose licenses for sellers - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

The goal is to curb selling of illegally-obtained copper without overburdening scrap metal industry

Wimpy winter saves Minneapolis and St. Paul a (small) pile of snow spending

For 'public safety crisis' of copper wire theft, MN legislators proposing licenses for sellers – Twin Cities

The goal is to curb selling of illegally-obtained copper without overburdening the scrap metal industry.

For 'public safety crisis' of copper wire theft, MN legislators proposing licenses for sellers

Copper wire theft that’s darkened streetlights have discouraged teenagers in St. Paul’s North End from playing basketball at their local courts, caused older couples to discontinue early-morning walks around Como Lake and led to local shops struggling to attract customers because people felt unwelcome on the dim sidewalks. “Then on Christmas Eve of 2023, the unthinkable happened,” said Rep. ...

To combat 'crisis' of copper wire theft, Minnesota legislators propose licenses for sellers - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

The goal is to curb selling of illegally-obtained copper without overburdening scrap metal industry