On Thursday, city crews cleared the encampment by Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary, citing concerns over safety, fire danger and cleanliness.

St. Paul city officials say police have been called to the encampment more than 400 times for everything from drug use to assaults, while the fire department has responded to 50 calls for EMS and fires.

Community organizer Sheletta Brundidge has plans to bring 500 black entrepreneurs to the capitol, but she's concerned many lawmakers won't be around.

Minnesota’s largest community foundation, the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation, is now searching for a new CEO to take over in the coming months.

Jacob Schneider, of Saint Paul, Minn., was sentenced to one year and one day in prison after pleading guilty to one count of wire fraud after self-reporting his own Covid-related fraud to authorities,

Jolly’s retirement announcement comes on the heels of the Foundation’s recently approved new five-year strategic plan and a redesign of the foundation’s grant process.

Joseph Steven Jorgenson pleaded guilty Thursday in the deaths of his missing girlfriends Manijeh Starren, 34, and Fanta Xayavong, 33.

The Minnesota Wild wouldn’t need much time to identify a theme for their first half of the regular season — unfazed ought to do it.

A Minnesota Department of Health report that substantiates allegations of maltreatment states Allina Health gave her different patients after the initial complaint

It’s a good time to look back on last offseason considering how much money the Vikings have to spend this offseason.

Since 2000, the Vikings have won at least nine games in consecutive seasons only once; that needs to change next season.