Bulletin Area News

The National Weather Service recorded 5.6 inches of snowfall in the Twin Cities as of Feb. 12, making it the fourth-snowiest February ever so far. Recent conditions have made for rough commutes, but the trouble wasn’t limited to weekdays.

Minnesota Department of Commerce

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has changed this longtime form

MNCPA

Let’s get this out of the way: Taxes are complicated.

In between weather events that nagged the Twin Cities the first week of February, making walking outside, let alone driving, a real hassle, groups of speedskaters found good use of the ice at the Roseville OVAL on Feb. 6.

A handful of commercial changes are underway in Falcon Heights as 2019 gets itself going.

Crews have broken ground on the Hendrickson senior housing complex at 1750 Larpenteur Ave.

Better Business Bureau of Minnesota and North Dakota

Multiple bills moving through the Minnesota Legislature take aim at addressing gender-based violence.

Measures zero in on laws for sex crimes and putting resources toward studying the state’s missing and murdered indigenous women.

With spring in sight — no, really — the impending change of seasons means another round of road construction is right around the corner for the north suburbs.

Ramsey County proposed mediation sessions with Arden Hills over terms of the stalled development of the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.

A large project to reconstruct a little more than a mile of a south Shoreview residential road is expected to begin this summer.

The Shoreview City Council approved plans for the Owasso Boulevard North project during its Feb. 4 meeting.