Saint Paul Joins Multicity Lawsuit Against Trump Administration to Protect Over $100 Million in Emergency Funds
Saint Paul joined a lawsuit with eight governments to protect $100M in emergency funds, arguing that the Trump administration's conditions on these grants are unrelated and possibly unconstitutional.
Grand Avenue Reopens in Saint Paul: Mayor Carter to Lead Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony at Community Celebration
Saint Paul celebrates the reopening of Grand Avenue with a community event featuring music, activities, and a ribbon cutting by Mayor Carter, marking the end of the street's six-month renovation project.
BCA's 2024 Uniform Crime Report Reveals Mixed Trends in Minnesota's Crime Dynamics
The BCA's 2024 Uniform Crime Report indicates a stable crime landscape in Minnesota, with slight variations in violent crimes, a decrease in motor vehicle theft, a rise in bias crimes, and more use-of-force incidents involving firearms.












