James Walsh

St. Paul City Council, mayor renew annual budget dance — with a difference

After touring the world 30 years ago, St. Paul’s Dave Boquist continues to find outlets for his creativity.

More homeless Minnesotans live outside than a decade ago, Wilder Foundation finds

Little Sisters of the Poor to leave St. Paul after 141 years

A “soft open” a month ago is now an official, seven-days-a-week return of St. Paul’s famous dining car.

Meet the journalist and author who highlights St. Paul history — real and imagined

Fairview Medical Services, nonprofit Undue Medical Debt and Mayor Melvin Carter announced the plan. Notices will be mailed this week; no one needs to do anything.

The longtime community corrections official championed civil rights and equity with warmth and kindness, friends and family say.

Friends, most in their 70s and 80s and recovering alcoholics, hope their recently recorded radio play on the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald can find a broadcast home in time for its 50th anniversary.

Property taxes would have increased to offset child care costs for low-income families. But opponents said too few would be helped and that the cost is too high.