Saint Paul Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

The unemployment rate in Ramsey County is higher than the Minnesota average.

Ramsey County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Saint Paul area compares to Minnesota and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Saint Paul Area Unemployment Increases: Feds

Ramsey County's unemployment rate increased recently.

US Marshals 'Misleading' On Body Cam Policies: Ramsey Co. Sheriff

Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher is pulling his deputies from a federal task force responsible for shooting and killing a man in Uptown.

Broadband Speed In Saint Paul Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Saint Paul area compares.

Federal Tax Refunds In Ramsey County: How Do Yours Compare?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

St. Paul Students Plan March In Support Of Equal Rights Amendment

Students also planned to meet with ERA bill authors and other elected officials.

Saint Paul ranked no. 27 in the nation for fiscal health.

Saint Paul needs $321.6 million to get out of the red

2-Year-Old Shot, Killed In St. Paul Wednesday

The 911 caller only reported that the boy had "hurt his head," according to police.

Saint Paul Mayor Announces ‘Forward Together’ Virtual Community Conversation Events

Led by the Mayor’s Office, the 12 virtual community conversations will be held on Microsoft Teams, will be free, and open to the public.

Saint Paul Mayor Signs Executive Order Establishing ‘People’s Prosperity Guaranteed Income Pilot’

The first cash payments to participants are expected to start this fall.

Saint Paul Mayor Appoints Chief Equity Officer Toni Newborn To Lead Department Of Human Resources

Toni Newborn was appointed in January 2018 by Mayor Carter to serve as the City of Saint Paul’s first Chief Equity Officer.

Mayor Carter Invites Community Members To Serve On New Saint Paul Climate Justice Advisory Board

The CJAB will meet 4 to 12 times per year, and members will serve 2-year terms, with youth members serving one-year terms.

Saint Paul Mayor Announces New Planning And Economic Development Director

Nicolle holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Oklahoma.

Walz To Allow Some Evictions To Go Through

Landlords can now evict a tenant if they violate a lease through property damage, endangering others, or engaging in illegal activities.

Gov. Walz Convenes Another Special Legislative Session

The governor continues to push for legislation on police reform and has asked the Legislature to pass "a robust bonding bill."

Gov. Walz Announces $12 Million Effort To Combat Hunger

The funding will support approximately 300 food shelves and all seven food banks across Minnesota.

Saint Paul Mayor Announces Directors For Public Departments

John McCarthy will serve as Director for Saint Paul’s Office of Financial Services.

Resident Calls For Falcon Heights Council Member To Resign Over Front Yard Gardens

The fight over a Falcon Heights vegetable garden continues.

Photos: Columbus Statue At Minnesota Capitol Toppled

Criminal charges may be filed after the statue — dedicated on the Minnesota State Capitol grounds in 1931 — was toppled Wednesday afternoon.

Columbus Statue Toppled At Minnesota State Capitol Wednesday

Demonstrators celebrated after the 10-foot tall bronze sculpture fell to the ground Wednesday afternoon.

Saint Paul Mayor Issues Two Separate Executive Orders

Both orders will be effective from June 1.

Churches Can Reopen In Minnesota: Walz Announces Guidelines

The announcement comes after the Catholic Bishops of Minnesota said they would defy Gov. Tim Walz's "Stay Safe MN" order.

Saint Paul Announces Closure Of Playgrounds, Sports Courts, And Skate Parks

Closures come in response to recent seasonal increase in demand for use of recreational amenities combined with a concern for public safety.

Mayor Carter Announces Saint Paul Bridge Fund Applications Now Open Until April 19

All those eligible will be placed in a lottery system for selection and will have an equal chance of receiving a grant.

Mayor Carter Launches GiveMN Donation Website For Saint Paul Bridge Fund

City of Saint Paul launched applications for the Saint Paul Bridge Fund on April 9 and submissions will be accepted Until April 19.

Mayor Carter Declares April 1 As Census Day In Saint Paul

"WHEREAS, the 2020 Census is a historic opportunity for us to shape our future."

Gov. Walz Signs $330 Million Minnesota Coronavirus Bill Into Law

The governor signed the coronavirus bill into law from his self-imposed quarantine inside the governor's mansion. Here's what the bill does:

City Of Saint Paul Passes 2020 Legislative Agenda

“We look forward to working with our Saint Paul delegation and legislators at the Capitol to realize this big vision together,” says Mayor.

Mayor Melvin Carter And Council Member Mitra Jalali Announce SAFE Housing Tenant Protections Ordinance For The City Of Saint Paul

The policies include tenant rights and responsibilities, a just cause notice, an advance notice of sale and security deposit limitations.

Mike Pence To Lead Rally In Downtown St. Paul Next Week

The rally will take place two days after Minnesota's presidential primary.

Bernie Sanders To Rally In Minnesota Night Before Super Tuesday

The Bernie Sanders campaign has released information on how to attend the March 2 rally in Minnesota.

Bill Seeks To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent In Minnesota

Republican State Sen. Mary Kiffmeyer says that time changes are harmful to our health.

Tim Walz Approval Rating: How He Compares To Other Governors

The most recent list, released by 24/7 Wall St., is based on governor approval ratings from research company Morning Consult.

Saint Paul receives 'C' grade for fiscal health

Saint Paul taxpayers on the hook for $2,300

'How Do We Convince Climate Change Deniers?' Is The Wrong Question (Opinion)

COMMENTARY: Laalitha Surapaneni is an associate at the Institute on the Environment (IonE) at the University of Minnesota.

Human Services Official Alleges Mistreatment After Whistleblowing

She said there were "serious non-compliance issues​," according to a report, before being escorted out of the building.

SAFE Network To Protect Immigrants Comes To Ramsey County/St Paul

The SAFE Network aims to empower communities across the country that are taking a lead to correct injustices with our immigration system.

Candlelight Vigils Planned In Minnesota To Protest Migrant Camps

Lights of Liberty will hold hundreds of vigils nationwide, including in the Twin Cities, to protest conditions in U.S. migrant camps.

Minnesota Budget Agreement Won't Include Gas Tax Increase

The state budget will also include a tax cut for the second-tier income tax bracket.