After years of planning and construction, the nationally recognized Playwrights’ Center has officially moved to St. Paul’s Creative Enterprise Zone and is ready to open to the public this weekend. The center, founded in 1971 and previously headquartered in a … Continued
Matt Wallner’s season appears to be done after the outfielder suffered a left oblique strain in Wednesday’s game. He was placed on the 10-day injured list on Friday before the Twins took on the Cleveland Guardians and, while he could … Continued
Four months after a sinkhole on West Seventh Street near downtown St. Paul shut down the busy thoroughfare, challenging repairs are completed and the road has reopened, city officials said. Several contractors worked to repair damage to the 30-foot deep … Continued
Gun control is taking center stage in Minnesota politics as Gov. Tim Walz prepares to call a special session on guns in response to the Annunciation Catholic Church shooting and the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers and their family members … Continued
Cheryl Reeve recalled a playoff game in 2024 in which the 6-foot-4 Alanna Smith walked off the floor at halftime shouting, “Can I get some help?” Smith was tasked with guarding what Reeve described as a “6-foot-9” player — presumably … Continued
By DAVID A. LIEB JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri judge has struck down a ballot summary for an anti-abortion amendment backed by Republican state lawmakers while concluding that it presented an unfair and insufficient description to voters. Related … Continued