St. Paul Public Schools provide immigrant families with virtual learning, other support

When St. Paul Public Schools introduced the temporary virtual learning option about 7,900 of the district’s approximately 33,260 students signed up. As of late February, the number has

In Minnesota, U.S. cardinals and pope's ambassador decry mass deportations and call for reconciliation

In St. Paul on Friday, Cardinal Robert McElroy of Washington addressed growing concerns with immigration enforcement while highlighting the need to be peacemakers on the polarizing issue after a Mass for migrants he celebrated with his fellow prelates.
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St. Paul mayor warns of business struggles after Operation Metro Surge

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her told lawmakers that immigrant-owned businesses closed or reduced hours as employees and customers feared leaving home during Operation Metro Surge.

Aldi to open in downtown St. Paul's former Lunds & Byerlys

The Germany-based grocer operates over 80 stores in Minnesota.

FBI, St. Paul police probing ICE arrest that resulted in skull fractures

Investigators from the St. Paul Police Department and FBI last week canvassed the shopping center parking lot where Alberto Castañeda Mondragón says Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents wrested him from a vehicle, threw him to the ground and repeatedly struck him in the head with a steel baton.

What to expect at the Minnesota Wedding Show in St. Paul

Wedding vendors will set up in St. Paul on Sunday to inspire engaged couples looking to design their special day.