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St. Paul's Summit Brewing Company faces foreclosure
BMO Bank alleges Summit Brewery, one of Minnesota's largest brewers, owes them more than $8 million in unpaid debt.
Florida-based real estate investor buys 2 St. Paul office buildings
Florida-based real estate investor Jamie Rand now owns four downtown commercial buildings, making him the largest private owner of commercial property in downtown St. Paul.
Mother, son charged after stolen Suni Lee statue allegedly found in their St. Paul apartment
Criminal complaints filed in Ramsey County court allege the stolen bronze bust was found early last Friday in an apartment on St. Paul’s east side by police officers responding to a shots-fired call.
St. Paul mayor, police chief announce removal of Flock cameras
St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her and Police chief Axel Henry said they “understand and share the concerns raised by our community about other jurisdictions accessing data during Operation Metro Surge.”
Tactile maps installed at MSP Airport ease travel for more than just blind passengers
Over the last month, MSP Airport installed special maps outside every bathroom throughout the facility designed to improve accessibility for travelers who are blind. They hope to share their designs to airports around the country to ease travel for everyone.
St. Paul’s east side set to lose public library in mayor’s proposed budget cuts
St. Paul Mayor Kaholy Her's proposed budget would shut down Dayton’s Bluff library on the city’s east side. Maree Lee and Kmari Watson come to the library almost every day and consider it a second home. They don’t know where they’ll go without it.
‘Until we have to move again:’ The journey from one St. Paul encampment to the next 
Marty Johnson and Chalsea Diver, like so many encampment residents, have needs that can't be immediately addressed by shelters — so despite the risks that accompany living outside, they saw no better option while awaiting a more permanent spot inside.