Tavern on Grand in St. Paul to close after nearly 35 years
Another business along Grand Avenue in St. Paul will be closing in the coming months.
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Another business along Grand Avenue in St. Paul will be closing in the coming months.
William Sherk first started donating carbon monoxide detectors in 2013. The devices, which range in price from $20-80, can add up to a pretty penny for some households.
Now that recreational marijuana is legal, Minnesota will need nearly 400 dispensaries to comply with state law, a new study reveals.
Last legislative session, lawmakers approved a $3 billion plan that includes tax relief for seniors and low- and middle-income families.
The New Year kicked off the start of the Gophers gymnastics season. They've won their first four meets of the year so far.
It can be difficult for people with disabilities to find a job. But now, a new nonprofit business in St. Paul will help make that easier.
Lake Minnetonka, White Bear Lake, Lake Harriet and other metro lakes reached "ice in" status this past weekend – delayed by what was the warmest December on record in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota representative and Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips on Wednesday addressed why he altered the reference of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion from his campaign website.
The man accused of using a golf club to fatally impale a Minneapolis grocery store employee has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial on a murder charge.
Minnesota State Sen. Jeremy Miller (R-Winona) has announced his renewed intentions to make sports betting legal in Minnesota, after similar efforts missed the finish line last time around.
A goalie mask designed by an Indigenous artist and worn by Minnesota Wild's Marc-André Fleury is now part of the collections of the Minnesota Historical Society.
A St. Paul man is charged in connection to a smash-and-grab spree earlier this month in Chanhassen.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says one of the keys to downtown fully recovering from the pandemic and unrest centers around working people.
Rhodes was found guilty of first- and second-degree murder in July 1998 after Jane Rhodes fell overboard and drowned during a nighttime boat ride together on Green Lake in Spicer.
The cause of the gas leak is still unclear.
