Category: Public Interest
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St. Paul Adopts Citywide Tree-Preservation Standards
The St. Paul City Council has approved an ordinance establishing citywide standards for protecting and replacing trees affected by municipal construction projects. The measure requires…
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Minnesota 988 Contacts Continue To Rise
Minnesota’s 988 crisis centers have handled more than 370,000 calls, texts and chats since the national mental-health lifeline launched in July 2022, according to the…
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Council Seeks Formal Approval Role In Citywide Trash Contracts
The St. Paul City Council is considering an ordinance that would require council approval before negotiated or competitively bid citywide solid-waste contracts can take effect.
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St. Paul Voters Narrow The Field Before November this August
St. Paul voters have less than a month to decide which candidates will advance to the Nov. 3 general election as Minnesota’s statewide primary approaches…
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St. Paul Plans Phased Closures Of Homeless Encampments
St. Paul will begin closing homeless encampments on a rolling basis Aug. 5, starting at Pig’s Eye Park, while city, county and nonprofit teams work…
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West 7th / Fort Road Federation News August 2026
Revitalize West 7th Grants Open Now, Upcoming Meetings & Events
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Highland District Council News August 2026
Share your thoughts about Snelling and Montreal, Walking tour of West 7th, Music at Wandering Leaf & upcoming meetings.
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How St. Paul Organizations Are Putting Commercial Corridor Dollars to Work
Drivers entering St. Paul on West 7th Street are now greeted by a colorful mural featuring some of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Painted on…
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Stop For Me Campaign Returns To West 7th Amid Rise In Pedestrian Deaths
Community volunteers and St. Paul police officers gathered along West 7th on June 22 as part of the city’s renewed Stop For Me pedestrian safety…
