St. Paul Sergeant Named Police Officer Of The Year By Group
A St. Paul police sergeant has been named Police Officer of the Year by a Minnesota law enforcement association for his work with East and West African immigrant communities.
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A St. Paul police sergeant has been named Police Officer of the Year by a Minnesota law enforcement association for his work with East and West African immigrant communities.
Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul is planning to celebrate its 100th birthday this weekend. The Centennial Celebration Weekend kicks off Friday at 9:30 a.m. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the new Centennial Garden.
Surrounded by the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Kutch, the district of Kutch (Kachchh), India, is a region that is vulnerable to flooding and earthquakes. While 30% of its population is urban, living in cities drastically damaged by recent quakes, a majority of residents reside in rural regions, with 25% living in extreme poverty and 40% considered malnourished.
Papermakers face strong economic challenges. Market demand for graphic paper is declining, but production costs continue to rise. As a market leader in coating starches, Cargill has expanded its portfolio of paper starch coatings, focusing on cost-efficiency and sustainability to help its industry partners stay competitive.
Beer lovers around the world expect consistent aroma and flavor from their favorite brews. But because beer contains barley, it often oxidizes during storage and shipment, a naturally occurring process that can leave beverages with a stale taste.
It's now been one year since the first Green Line train went between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. The $1 billion line has had some issues with collisions and non-paying riders. But it's also had more riders than expected.
Are we headed back to the days of the Cold War? Just days after the White House announced 450 additional U.S. troops would be sent to Iraq, the Pentagon said it wants to deploy heavy weaponry and as many as 5,000 troops in Eastern Europe.
Students in southeast Minnesota are using a new floating classroom on the Mississippi River to study everything from geology to performance arts.
There was a great turnout Sunday at CHS Field in St. Paul to benefit ALS in the Twin Cities. There was a big bag toss tournament at the new home of the St. Paul Saints.
Chloe Russo has been selling lemonade at her stand in Eden Prairie for five years. All of the money she makes from the stand supports childhood cancer research.
A 4-year-old girl had to be rescued from a hotel pool in the north Twin Cities metro Saturday night after she was found unresponsive, according to the Lakes Area Police Department.
While many people probably got outside in the sun on Sunday for a short bike ride, thousands of bicyclists went 150 miles from Duluth to the Twin Cities. The Bike for MS ride raises money for research into multiple sclerosis.
It's now easier to buy alcohol to-go on Sundays in Minneapolis. The city has joined a growing list of communities now allowing takeout sales of beer in growlers.
There are about 15,000 men in Minnesota with a rare distinction: They are surviving veterans of World War II. On Sunday morning, 12 of them were honored in a way that brought several to tears.
The father of a missing climber apparently found dead on Mount Rainier says his son had a passion for climbing and the outdoors. Searchers Saturday recovered a body believed to be that of 25-year-old Kyle Bufis, formerly of Maple Grove.
