A unique ballot process that’s expected to take place this fall is an attempt to “right-size operations to match the needs ...

WPTV Reporter Brooke Chau sought solutions and contacted the city to expedite the process of getting a new stoplight ...

Chuck E. Cheese is opening "Chuck's Arcade," a spin-off aimed at adults. Ten are open so far at malls across the United ...

In the course of the recent construction season, major state road work along Arcade Street has alarmed businessowners, some of whom were unaware long swathes of the corridor would be closed in both ...

Diversity within the St. Paul Fire Department is more prevalent than ever. The department has the highest number of Black ...

St. Paul may be ready to relax its prohibitions on neighborhood commercial buildings. Here’s how it could get over the finish ...

Copper wire theft is much more than a nuisance for some municipal public works departments. It is, they say, threatening public safety and cutting into city budgets.

The darkening of city and park streetlights and traffic signals due to theft has been an ongoing problem, with St. Paul spending about $3 million last year in repairs and staff time.

Amid a continued sizable backlog of repair requests for copper-robbed streetlights, St. Paul Public Works confirmed it did not renew a request to the city council in 2024 that gave the department ...

After 28 years as a St. Paul assistant city attorney, Lisa Veith left City Hall, and not happily. The strategy of the city attorney’s office, in her words, was “making my work life horrendous ...

The World Junior Hockey Championships are scheduled to draw some 250,000 international athletes, spectators, vendors and media to St. Paul and Minneapolis from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5, 2026.

Mayor Carter said Monday that holding the levy increase to no more than 5.6%, which the majority of the City Council supports, would hit city services hard, including public safety, while saving ...