Phillips, not Walz, for VP The murmurs that Gov. Walz is being vetted as a possible vice presidential candidate for the Democratic ticket with Vice President Kamala Harris is a credit to him, as head of the national group of … Continued
A teenager accused of killing his ex-girlfriend with a gunshot to the back of the head outside her Fridley home last year now faces a first-degree murder charge in her death. An Anoka County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Fenan … Continued
As a senior budget analyst for the city of St. Paul, Nichelle Bottko Woods often attends meetings of the St. Paul City Council. She has found a creative way to stay focused. “As I sit and watch, I crochet to … Continued
PARIS (AP) — The identity of the person who would light the Olympic cauldron for the Paris Games on Friday night (spoiler alert: Marie-José Pérec and Teddy Riner) was up in the air … and so, it turns out, was the cauldron … Continued
Mixed Blood Theater of Minneapolis is launching a new series called “Equitable Dinners.” The quarterly run event — inspired by a similar series produced by Out of Hand Theater in Atlanta — will encourage community members to engage in conversation … Continued