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Along the Green Line, lives and businesses changed for good and bad
Photojournalist Will Matsuda took a look at some of the lives that have been changed by the new light rail line.
St. Paul leaders chafe at Green Line criticism
A Star Tribune editorial Thursday blamed the city for failing to give trains an automatic right-of-way over car traffic at stoplight intersections.
Manuel Guzman of Minneapolis and Guillermo Ayala-Enriquez of Brooklyn Center have been charged with second-degree murder in the case.
Archdiocese settles clergy sexual abuse case
Jon Jaker, who is now 54, says he was sexually abused when he was 11 by the late Rev. Tom Stitts.
The proposed St. Paul ordinance would require that they be sold in packs of five or more. Leizinger said the goal is to boost the price, just a little.
I-35E project a drag for east metro commuters
Relief for people who drive on the major north-south freeway between downtown St. Paul and I-694 will come eventually. For now, a major construction project is a big headache.
Advocates for racial equity are divided on just how far the Metropolitan Council has come to make the proposed Southwest light-rail project beneficial for all.
Medtronic sticks to plans to buy Irish firm
The medical device maker's purchase of Covidien brings tax advantages, and a rash of rebukes.