City of St. Paul Adopts Gun Violence Prevention Ordinance

The City of St. Paul adopted a comprehensive gun violence prevention ordinance November 12 that bans assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines. This bold step strengthens…
Community Voices: St. Paul’s Brave Steps to Reduce Gun Deaths

Who will stand up for our children? Since the shooting at Annunciation Church almost four months ago, we’ve heard a lot of noise and seen…
Her Upsets Carter, School Levy, Administrative Citations Pass in 2025 Election

State Representative Kaohly Her defeated incumbent Melvin Carter to become St. Paul’s next mayor. Her capped off her improbable run upsetting the two-term incumbent Carter…
Good Things Celebrates Expanded Space

Good Things, the gift shop located at 1082 Grand Ave, celebrated their newly expanded space on October 9. “Our goal here is simply to grow…
St. Paul, Ramsey County Propose Increased Budgets, Property Taxes for 2026

On September 4, after a weeks-long delay caused by the cyber attack on the City, Mayor Melvin Carter laid out his proposed $887 million budget…
Q&A: Melvin Carter

melvincarter.org 1. What are your three biggest issues facing St. Paul in the coming years and what are your plans to address them? Our biggest…
City of St. Paul Slowly Getting Back Online Following Cyber Attack

The City of St. Paul is slowly bringing the last remaining systems online after shutting down many of them July 29 following a cyber attack.…
City of St. Paul to Appoint Fire Chief Butch Inks to Second Six-Year Term

Mayor Melvin Carter announced the reappointment of Barton “Butch” Inks as St. Paul Fire Chief, who recently celebrated his 40th year serving the City of…
Mayor Carter Touts Public Safety Success at State of the City Address

Mayor Carter delivered the 2025 State of Our City Address on April 21 at the North End Community Center. Investing in housing growth downtown infrastructure,…