After the Minnesota Department of Health notified New Brighton in 2016 of finding a pollutant called dioxane in its well water, the city had been getting water from Minneapolis ever since.
Lunch time is fun yet fleeting at Harambee Elementary School — the youngest students eat first, and as they ready themselves again for class, the next-grade-up files in.
A new Safe Exchange Zone opened Sept. 21 in Maplewood, offering residents a secure place to meet for internet and classified advertisement purchases or for custody exchange.
Railroad traffic is increasing and to prepare for the growth, the Ramsey County Regional Railroad Authority is studying how to expand railway infrastructure in the east metro.