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Fox9 reports on Minneapolis...
When St. Paul voters go to the polls, they’ll encounter two ballot questions that would have far-reaching impacts on their property taxes, childcare options and municipal elections.
The primary query asks voters whether to approve a 10-year property tax increase...
Invoking town’s Climate Motion Plan, husband-and-wife homeowners living near the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul have asked town’s Planning Commission to take a re-assessment at plans for a brand new 5,500-seat indoor hockey and basketball arena off...
It’s called historical horse racing and it might be history in Minnesota before the primary call to the post.
Because the Minnesota Racing Commission is giving the go-ahead to a brand new game for the state’s two horse racing tracks,...
Off-street, separated bikeways have drawn their share of fans and critics in St. Paul, nowhere more so than along Summit Avenue, where the town plans a 4.7-mile regional trail level with the sidewalk and shielded from cars by curbs...
Retrofitting several buildings on the zoo and the adjoining St. Paul Conservatory, above, is a component of a decarbonization initiative by the town to achieve carbon neutrality for civic buildings by 2030.
MinnPost file photo by Steve Date
After a renovation...
Edward Lotterman
At times issues which are minor and short-term in themselves can illuminate broader tradeoffs or principles.
That's true for the mayor and city council of St. Paul selecting to spend $1.1 million to wipe out city residents’ unpaid debt...
Metropolitan CouncilMETRO Blue Line Light Rail Transit ExtensionA minimum of 24 properties will likely be partially or fully demolished in line with the most recent Blue Line extension plan. The proposed route goes through a historically Black neighborhood, sparking...
The St. Paul City Council is poised this week to approve the mayor’s advisable city budget and tax levy, adding more hires in several departments amid a debate over whether to make use of $1 million in federal relief...
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Susan Du on the Star Tribune reports town of Minneapolis is reverting back to its 2030 land use ordinances after a court deadline omitted town’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan. Which means...
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...
