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No St. Paul building is a more misunderstood lightning rod than the Spruce Tree Center, the massive emerald office building on the corner of University and Snelling.
The Minnesota Legislature approved millions of new dollars to help boost businesses and redevelopment projects along several corridors in Minneapolis and St. Paul that saw the worst destruction.
Teardown is the first step in a multi-million dollar "United Villages at Midway" project for the 32-acre site over the next decade.
Thursday, Bole Ethiopian Cuisine opened its doors at a new location and was given an award for its resiliency from the Midway Chamber of Commerce. The reopening and the award comes after the owners lost everything after last year’s civil unrest ...
People returning to University Avenue for the first time since last fall will notice not just a corridor recovering from last summer's riots, but one that is getting all kinds of new investment. Flashback: Last summer's unrest resulted in damage to 280 St. Paul businesses, with University Avenue and the Midway neighborhood at the heart of the destruction. Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeWhat's happened since: The We Love Midway fundraising campaign has given out or committed more than $1 million in grants to sma...