An early bird El Nino has officially formed, more likely to be strong, warp weather worldwide and provides an already warming Earth an additional kick of natural heat, meteorologists announced.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Thursday issued an El Nino advisory,...
For a city with a population of fewer than 4,000 and an annual budget of just $2 million, Scandia is a lobbying powerhouse.
The community in north Washington County recently got a significant boost – $2 million – from the...
Elected officials from in and around St. Paul gathered Wednesday to have a good time a legislative session that delivered lots of of tens of millions of dollars for a wide selection of local projects.
St. Paul will get $25...
Remember those pandemic projects of 2020?
We spruced up our back yards to create outdoor living spaces … we painted after noticing all those scuff marks during lockdown … we learned find out how to make sourdough bread.
Anne and James...
Amy Lindgren
For Minnesota families balancing work/life issues, things are about to get slightly easier. The state’s first Family Medical Leave Act passed the Legislature last week, having undergone seemingly limitless revisions.
Conversely, for businesses balancing worker/productivity issues, things are about...
For train buffs like Brian and Sandra Rockholt, the annual train migration of the Osceola & St. Croix Valley Railway from St. Paul to Osceola, Wis., is an event to recollect.
“It’s just like the first day of college,” Sandra...
The Minnesota Senate passed a public safety budget package late last week containing two major gun regulations, a “red flag” policy and expanded background check requirements on private sales.
MinnPost photo by Tom Olmscheid
All eyes are on guns because the...
Some 500 Minneapolis sophomores, juniors, and seniors had a world-expanding experience on the recent Follow Your Dreams Profession & College Fair.
Held at Orchestra Hall, the event was sponsored by Be The Change Minnesota. The event targeted underserved and immigrant...
House Housing Committee Chair Mike Howard said the sales tax is the primary ongoing source of cash for inexpensive housing the state has ever had.
MinnPost photo by Peter Callaghan
The on-again, off-again metro county sales tax to lift money for...
Network Now online survey to capture rider feedback
Marie Yang, a sophomore at Como Park High School, believes she may get a automotive next 12 months. Taking the bus to highschool from home has been difficult for her, partly since...
Longtime St. Paul Democratic U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum is in search of one other term in Minnesota’s Fourth Congressional District and again faces May...
