At most retirement parties, the lucky worker gets cake. At the retirement party for Matka, a copper-colored, short-haired Hungarian Vizsla who spent her working life keeping others safe, she enjoyed a huge pup cupcake. For the past 8 1/2 years, … Continued
Last year’s Flint Hills Family Festival kicked off less than two weeks after Tanya Gertz started a new job at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. Tanya Gertz (Courtesy of the Ordway) The new job in question? Coordinating the … Continued
A man was fatally shot Friday night at a Green Line station in St. Paul. Police responded at about 11 p.m. to a report of shots fired at the eastbound Metro Transit Green Line station at Dale Street and University … Continued
A man pleaded guilty Friday to a double-murder at a St. Paul sober-living home that he just moved into after being provisionally discharged under a civil commitment for being mentally ill and chemically dependent. Joseph Francis Sandoval II, 34, entered … Continued
On the same day that he received a recommendation from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation Thursday granting a full pardon for Daniel Perry, a former United States Army Sergeant who was unanimously … Continued