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Seminary campuses are typically home to calm, studious adults working towards a master’s of divinity — many aiming to become church leaders.

Every Wednesday evening, a group of women gather in Roseville to write. This is a different kind of writers’ group, though, one in which grammar, spelling, structure and even coherency aren’t the main focus. 

Police arrived as girlfriend’s brother was choked 

Officers responding to a report of a domestic disturbance at an apartment in New Brighton arrived to find a man strangling another man April 14. 

In another world, “12welve Eyes” might have been the name of their high school band, but for three young men from Shoreview, sights weren’t set on making tunes in a garage, but beer in a basement. And that’s what they did ...

Is the Arden Hills City Hall big enough? 

That’s one of several questions the Arden Hills City Council wants answered in regards to the long-awaited redevelopment of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.

Convenience can come at a price, according to state and law enforcement officials who say a mere swipe of a credit or debit card could compromise someone’s personal banking information. 

Longtime Shoreview resident Ady Wickstrom may have retired from a two-decade stint on the Shoreview City Council at the end of last year, but she's not necessarily done representing the community after her 20 years of efforts and achievements as a

Police responded to the Cub Foods in Arden Hills after a man wearing camouflage jumped over the store’s pharmacy counter with a Taser in hand and ran off with thousands of dollars worth of prescription medications Feb. 7. 

Dogs and their owners were asked to say goodbye to water access at a dog park in Shoreview Feb. 6. 

Yarusso aims to continue her civic work at the local level

Former DFL state Rep. Barb Yarusso is still involved in government decision-making, but now it’s at the municipal level.