Not to mention Useless Info, Strange But Trueness and five things we loved this week ... in the triumphant return of Weird ...

Michael T. Veitmeier, 44, 411 North Seventh St., Steubenville, possession of a controlled substance and driving while suspended, Tuesday. Charged: Kuteaka S. Hall, 35, 377 Lawson Ave., Steubenville, ...

Who won the game? And how? Here is the daily 2025 baseball roundup for April's GMC and area Skyland Union games ...

St. Paul is set to be a central excursion point for a pair of 50-plus-day river cruises in 2026, billed by American Cruise Lines as the longest such voyages on the market. At 51 nights ...

Sewickley teen Kallie McCune was a little nervous volunteering at her church’s fish fry. The Friday Lenten feast has been a ...

At the historic St. Paul church where fire struck Thursday, the owner said Friday he’s trying to get the steeple secured so the sidewalk and roads around it can be reopened. William Hanson in ...

Two commercial corners of downtown St. Paul folded Thursday, casting grim shadows on once-promising business corridors hard hit by the pandemic, online shopping and the advent of remote work.

Plus: Former felons can serve on juries; FBI investigating forensic expert; St. Paul City Council to appoint new member; KAT’s home for sale and more. Regina Medina at MPR News reports ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — The only grocery store for downtown St. Paul's 10,000-person population officially closed on Wednesday. Lunds & Byerlys announced on March 7 its intent to close the store ...

On Friday, one St. Paul woman thought it would be her last day in the USA. "I am scared," said Sonia Pereira. "We are truly afraid to go to our country because it's going through a very difficult ...

During a two-a-half hour town hall held on Wednesday, March 26, St. Paul parish administrator, Father Mark Dreves shared with parishioners, students and their parents that he recommended to ...