The last Saturday in November this year marked Holodomor Memorial Day, the 90th anniversary of the Great Famine when Soviet leader Josef Stalin’s autocratic regime ruthlessly starved 4 million Ukrainians to death. This horrific event is part of the historic … Continued
A Burnsville charter school will have to make internal reforms after the school’s founder and two ex-board members, who have also been charged in the “Feeding Our Future” scandal, allegedly misused nearly $300,000 in funds. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison … Continued
After being a full participant in practice at the start of this week, starting guard Ed Ingram has been a limited participant for the past couple of days. It was enough for the Vikings to officially list Ingram as questionable … Continued
A St. Paul man was acquitted Friday in the killing of 22-year-old Alex Becker, who was shot six times in the alley behind his North End house after walking home from work last December. Ramsey County District Judge JaPaul Harris … Continued
Before he steps down from public office in January, St. Paul City Council Member Russel Balenger wants to rename a section of Concordia Avenue for the old Rondo neighborhood. City Council Member Chris Tolbert, the outgoing chair the city’s Housing … Continued