When we think of what our communities need, we usually think of affordable homes, good schools, and grocery stores. Not wide towering highways. Yet, in the past 70-some years, highways have dictated community development in urban centers. They’ve torn through … Continued
A Woodbury man was arrested early Monday after he allegedly assaulted a woman and then barricaded himself in a house for hours, authorities say. Police were called to the 6100 block of Tahoe Road for a disturbance just after midnight, … Continued
On weekday mornings, the Pioneer Press features our subscribers’ pets in the Morning Report. It has become a popular feature in our newsletter: After sharing the news of the day, we wrap up our daily report with cute photos of … Continued
Minnesota had a number of opportunities to blow the roof off Target Center on Sunday. The Wolves’ defense suffocated Chicago in the fourth quarter to erase what was once a 16-point deficit and briefly claim a lead in the fourth … Continued
When the newly-unionized workers at the Science Museum of Minnesota host a public rally Tuesday to urge progress toward their first contract, it will be the culmination of more than three years of organizing one of the lesser-known labor efforts … Continued
Minnesota’s Supreme Court is set to decide the fate of voting rights for felons on supervised release, with oral arguments scheduled Monday in a conservative group’s challenge to the new law. Last year Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill restoring … Continued