Workers at a Starbucks coffee shop on West Seventh Street in St. Paul and another in Wayzata have chosen to unionize and join Starbucks Workers United, which has led a coast-to-coast labor strike since Nov. 13. Both locations remained open … Continued
In downtown St. Paul, the online auction of the 25-story U.S. Bank Center that was scheduled to begin Monday has again been delayed, this time to mid-January. The skyway-connected property, located at 101 E. Fifth St., faces the Green Line … Continued
“Voters have endorsed efforts to make development more efficient. But streamlining alone will not help solve the housing crisis if the city’s agencies lack the resources to implement these reforms, or if rent-stabilized homes fall further into distress.” Homes and … Continued
By STEPHEN GROVES and JOSH FUNK, Associated Press WASHINGTON D.C. (AP) — Republican Sen. Ted Cruz threatened Monday to hold up funding to keep the federal government open after the end of January if reforms don’t pass by then to … Continued
It was a scene nearly every hockey parent has experienced at one time or another: Quinn Hughes showed up to his game, and realized he’d forgotten his hockey bag. In his first meeting with the Minnesota media, Hughes sheepishly declined … Continued
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events, public hearings and affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon. The City Council will hold its last stated meeting of the year on Thursday, where officials are expected to … Continued