If you’re having trouble filling your grocery cart because of rising food prices or other reasons, help is available nearby. A Minnesota nonprofit called The Food Group offers a fast and affordable way…

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Federal officers with the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency have been present in St. Paul and other metro area communities in recent months, fully equipped with…

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February 3 marks the midpoint of winter and communities are using the month to celebrate its joys. Here’s what’s on tap in the coming weeks. Bundle up and join the fun.

After five years of traveling the state serving hungry eventgoers from a food truck, co-owners Steve Fiebieer and Kim Reid have…

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Coming off yet another successful conference season, Two Rivers varsity dance team is poised to defend its crown at…

Safe from sharp winter winds and rowdy crowds, nearly 300 bookworms and causal readers alike have found sanctuary and…

Approximately 1,000 bricks from the Armour Gates were preserved during demolition of the historic structures late last year and…

Eight years ago, Esme Miranda left her stable job as an area manager for Aldi and opened Squeaky Services, a commercial…

Stress affects just about everyone and it can significantly impact maintaining a healthy life. The American Institute of Stress…

West Sider Sebastian Ellefson is vying for the Minnesota House of Representatives District 65B seat. Born and raised in the Twin…

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hilltop event center and international cuisine

After being closed for in-restaurant dining this summer and fall during street construction on Marie Avenue, Hilltop…

The West St. Paul City Council recently approved its 2026 levy and budget which is raising annual property taxes on a median…

At a time when more downtown St. Paul storefronts are emptier than usual and even well-established small businesses are making the tough decision to shutter…

Carrie Classon wears about as many “creative” hats as thrift store dresses. You’ll understand that comment if you’ve been…

Recreational and medical cannabis retail shops for adults ages 21 and older have popped up statewide in the past year…

Mark your calendar! The kickoff to the 140th St. Paul Winter Carnival begins at 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 22 at Rice Park, and the…

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