Stevie Nicks to hit St. Paul again in August following Fleetwood Mac’s end
The Aug. 19 date at Xcel Energy Center is part of a nine-show run of solo dates by the two-time Rock Hall inductee.
April 14, 2025
Minnesota addiction and mental health providers fear federal cuts will hurt ‘life-saving’ services
School-based substance abuse services and other programs are being cut after $27.5 million was rescinded. Providers hope a court battle will restore the grants.
April 13, 2025
Minnesota’s international students fear deportation, being singled out for minor infractions — even a speeding ticket
At least 27 international students from 13 Minnesota colleges and universities have had their visa revoked or immigration records terminated in the last week or so.
April 10, 2025
State watchdog: Changes needed on troubled Southwest light-rail project
Final report in probe highlights some lax oversight, need for tighter controls for $2.9 billion project.
April 9, 2025
She survived the long trek from Venezuela. Then she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
After journeying through the perilous Darién Gap, Miriam Orta eventually found treatment, support and hope with her partner in Minnesota.
April 9, 2025
Former St. Kate dean of nursing reaches plea deal in $400k embezzlement case
Laura Jean Fero, 55, pleaded guilty to one of six felony counts of theft by swindle in Ramsey County on Tuesday
April 9, 2025
St. Paul condemns, shuts down troubled downtown parking ramp
The Capital City Plaza ramp was owned by Madison Equities, the same company that walked away from the Alliance Bank Center in March.
April 8, 2025
Hear 'The Great Gatsby,' every word of it, read aloud in St. Paul on Thursday, 100 years to the day since publication
There’s also a Fitzgerald exhibit at the Minnesota History Center.
April 8, 2025
St. Paul mayor appoints interim City Council member to fill opening
Matt Privratsky, a former aide to Mitra Jalali, will serve in the Ward 4 seat until an August special election.
April 7, 2025
Why are rubber ducks mysteriously appearing on thrift store artworks?
Rubber ducks started appearing on artwork in Twin Cities thrift stores. We found the culprit.
April 7, 2025
St. Paul businesses seek millions to mitigate road construction pain
Businesses are seeking $2.2 million as the Minnesota Department of Transportation has closed a major East Side street.
April 7, 2025
Judge orders Minnesota cannabis agency to hold canceled license lottery after all
The state’s Office of Cannabis Management had a legal obligation to conduct the social equity preapproval lottery, a Ramsey County judge ruled on Friday.
April 6, 2025
