Carlson School's Sofia Bapna Tackles Gender Disparities in STEM with Networking Solutions
Assistant Professor Sofia Bapna from the Carlson School of Management focuses on gender disparities in STEM, researching the importance of networking to advance women's participation and reduce the gender gap in these fields.
Eden Prairie Residents to Bear Brunt of Rising Property Taxes, City Asserts Market-Driven Adjustments
Hennepin County homeowners await property tax statements and valuation notices, reflecting market value increases and based on recent real estate transactions. Eden Prairie residents can query assessments with the City’s Assessing Division.
St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals Thwarts La Chic Investments' Supportive Housing Plan
The Board of Zoning Appeals denied La Chic Investments' request to convert a duplex into a 10-unit facility due to proximity to other living facilities, while approving Olvin Mejia's housing project and Alatus LLC's sign for a new mixed-use building.
University of Minnesota Professor Advocates for Embracing Creativity in Education to Outshine Traditional Intelligence Metrics
University of Minnesota Professor Brad Hokanson emphasizes creativity's importance in education, suggesting schools and families should encourage a more diverse approach to learning.
Wright County Holds Township Board Elections, Expands Voting Accessibility for Residents
Wright County, MN holds Township Board Elections on March 12, with polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Early voting was available at the government center until March 11. Sample ballots were online, and voter assistance is provided.
Minnesota Rolls Out CATGUARD Kits at Coon Rapids PD to Combat Catalytic Converter Thefts
Minnesota's Department of Commerce introduces CATGUARD kits to deter catalytic converter theft by marking them with unique serial numbers. Coon Rapids Police distribute the kits, advising vehicle owners to mark at-risk vehicles.
St. Paul Police Department Bolsters Security at High School Hockey Tournament, Eyes New Recruits
Saint Paul Police ensure safety and seek new recruits at the high school hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center. They showcase a visible presence for security and set up a recruitment station near section 103.
Saint Paul Planning Commission Reviews Potential Rezoning Impacting Urban Landscape and Housing Density
The Saint Paul Zoning Committee discussed rezoning and increased building heights on Marshall Avenue and East 7th Street, approaches to multi-family housing, and pedestrian-oriented development, with opportunities for public testimony.












