St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter’s no fun, no frills budget proposal calls for city department leaders to freeze most hiring and keep vacant positions unfilled. It’s a stiff request for the St. Paul Public Library system, which plans to cut … Continued
There are few things in life as reliable as Cheryl Reeve coaching the Lynx into the WNBA playoffs. Since being hired as the head coach in 2010, Reeve has vacationed during the postseason twice — once in her debut season … Continued
Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb Money isn’t only a matter of arithmetic. It is deeply tied to how we feel about our lives and our futures. Even investors who pride themselves on rational decisions know that fear, excitement or uncertainty … Continued
For the opening concert of its 2025/2026 season, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra welcomes the return of former artistic partner Thomas Zehetmair, an Austrian violinist-turned-conductor, who in recent years has broadened his artistry to include composing. The program traces a … Continued
The St. Paul nonprofit ArtStart is hosting a community block party Saturday, Sept. 27, to celebrate the purchase of its building in the Macalester-Groveland neighborhood. The building has been home to its ArtScraps Creative Reuse Materials and Idea Center for … Continued
After a week on strike, the University of Minnesota and Teamsters Local 320 have reached a tentative agreement. The Teamsters announced on Facebook that their negotiating team has a tentative agreement for members to vote on, ending the strike and … Continued