After weeks of committee hearings and compromises, the Minnesota House on Monday passed a bill aimed at clarifying the kinds of force police officers can use on students in schools. Lawmakers have been working since the beginning of the legislative … Continued
“No one can do what Ron does on cello,” Tom Kehoe told me. But let me back up in time. Tom and his wife, Mira, are marvelous jazz musicians who came to our small community church in the Midway of … Continued
KASSON, Minn. — Sierra Diller has experienced chronic pain for more than half of her life. It began when she was a student at Kasson-Mantorville Elementary School, when constant pain in her right foot caused her to limp. “A teacher … Continued
The U.S. women’s national soccer team will come to Allianz Field for an international friendly against South Korea on June 4, a source confirmed to the Pioneer Press on Monday. The USWNT has made two previous visits to St. Paul … Continued
A 52-year-old Robbinsdale man charged Monday with stabbing a light-rail passenger Saturday in St. Paul told police he did so in self-defense. The stabbing happened on a westbound Green Line train, near the intersection of University and Cromwell avenues, shortly … Continued
Unos 17.5 millones de latinos, un 6.5 por ciento más que en 2020, se espera que voten en las elecciones de 2024, según estimaciones del Fondo Educativo de la Asociación Nacional de Funcionarios Latinos Electos y Designados (NALEO por sus … Continued