Bulletin Area News

The shocking details just kept piling up: the woman’s grandson was in jail in New Jersey, he’d been charged with DWI and had hit a pregnant woman with his car.

When the Hoffer family of Arden Hills was given an official diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder this summer for their youngest, Jonah, it wasn’t necessarily a surprise, but it was still life-changing. 

Arden Hills takes look at age increase this month​

The Lauderdale City Council voted last month to raise the tobacco sales age in the community from 18 to 21, joining more than a dozen Minnesota cities in doing so.

A Little Canada man who allegedly fired a gun at a youth football game in St. Paul was charged Oct. 29 with a felony and could face up to five years in prison.

Acrobatic dancing, intricate songs and detailed sets are hallmarks of the technically challenging musical “Newsies.”

“’The Last Supper’ seems apropos for the cafeteria, for eating,” said St. Peter’s Catholic School Principal Alison Dahlman. 

You want to live the healthiest life possible and you realize that to do so, you can’t rely on the same old exercise routine. You need to change it up and adjust your plans as you grow older.

It probably feels like it wasn’t long ago that you enrolled in your current Medicare prescription drug plan, also known as a Part D plan. But time flies, and Medicare open enrollment is here again.

After seeing a stolen car on County Road E2 West in New Brighton late on Oct. 28, police stopped the car and ordered those inside to get out. 

A forum to help area residents sort through options as they choose a Medicare health insurance plan for 2019 will be held 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Roseville Library, 2180 Hamline Ave. N.