As law enforcement agencies struggle to find new officers, St. Paul police and the Minnesota National Guard are teaming up to work on recruitment and find career paths for soldiers when they leave the service. The Army has a long-standing … Continued
By SETH BORENSTEIN and BRITTANY PETERSON (Associated Press) With cloud seeding, it may rain, but it doesn’t really pour or flood — at least nothing like what drenched the United Arab Emirates and paralyzed Dubai, meteorologists said. Cloud seeding, although … Continued
ST. LOUIS — Republican attorneys general attacked the Biden administration’s stated goal of pursuing environmental justice, calling it a form of “racial engineering.‘’ Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and 22 other GOP officials asked the EPA Tuesday to stop using … Continued
To accommodate his plans for seven townhomes at 1984 Marshall Ave., developer Stephen Moriarty recently asked the city to rezone the corner parcel for a higher intensity of residential, multi-family development. “There’s not a lot of townhomes available in St. … Continued
The St. Paul City Council on Wednesday approved new requirements that future surface parking lots spanning at least 15 stalls be developed with electrical conduit or raceway connections readying them for electric vehicle charging stations. The new rules do not … Continued
During the last two years, over 189,200 migrants have come to New York City and about 64,400 are currently under the city’s care; of those, roughly 17 percent are from African countries, according to City Hall. Gerardo Romo / NYC … Continued