By his take, Ned Rupp practically grew up at 340 Cedar St., a 13-story downtown St. Paul high rise better known these days as the St. Paul Athletic Club. The former home of the Hotel 340, the College of St. … Continued
By ALI SWENSON NEW YORK (AP) — The video was seen millions of times across social media but some viewers were suspicious: It featured a young Black woman who claimed Vice President Kamala Harris left her paralyzed in a hit-and-run … Continued
By SUMMER BALLENTINE and STEVE LeBLANC JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The FBI and U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday were investigating suspicious packages that have been sent to or received by elections officials in at least eight states, but there … Continued
AVIGNON, France — Testifying for the first time in a trial that has transfixed and horrified France, Dominique Pelicot said Tuesday that he had “nothing but love” for his wife but a sex addiction controlled him, and he couldn’t stop … Continued
Many adjectives have been attached to martinis over the years. Bartenders have plied drinkers with dirty martinis and filthy martinis, smoky martinis and flaming martinis, red-pepper martinis and blue-cheese martinis, breakfast martinis and midnight martinis. Midcentury advertising executives along Madison … Continued
After more than a century in downtown St. Paul, the St. Paul Winter Carnival’s signature daytime parade is marching off West Seventh Street and relocating to Grand Avenue come January. The St. Paul Festival and Heritage Foundation announced Tuesday that … Continued