St. Paul City Council rejects mayor’s budget compromise, holds tax levy to 5.9%
Despite a last-minute plea from St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter and a wide-ranging assembly of city partners, the St. Paul City Council voted 4-2 on Wednesday to reject the mayor’s final budget proposal, which called for a 6.9% property tax levy increase.
Flanked by supporters at a news conference, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter urges the city council to pass his budget ...
Ramsey County opens winter warming spaces for the unsheltered, with specific locations for women, men, and families, and ...
The building, located at 345 Wabasha, has been a magnet for crime and drugs. An inspection on Dec. 9 found the Lowry Apartments unfit for human habitation.
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In a statement, St. Paul Police Department says that the crash actually happened several blocks away from McGovern's, at ...
Saint Paul's parks host a #Gnomevasion scavenger hunt, inviting locals to find hidden gnomes and share selfies while keeping ...
The Truth in Taxation Hearing gave residents a final chance to voice concerns about property taxes, which would go up 7.9% ...
Art classes are essential for a well-rounded education, but they are often the first ones to be cut when a budget needs to be ...
When we recently wrote that a game maker was seeking nominations for spots on a St. Paul edition of the Monopoly board game, ...
In its more than a century work of caring for Louisvillians, recently St. Vincent de Paul came across a rather expensive barrier on that mission: a crushed sewer pipe.
Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is hosting a community caroling event in Highland, inviting all to join regardless of singing ...
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