In recent years the legislature has been very narrowly divided, requiring bipartisan compromise at a time when political divisions are sharper than ever. How do you work with people who disagree with you to get some measure of progress?
It’s a crowded field for the DFL primary for this open seat. What differentiates you from the other DFL candidates?
Monday’s City Council meeting had a light agenda with some tweaks to local zoning and rights-of-way and reflection on recent city successes.
A wealth of community survey data will guide the City Council in setting strategic priorities for the coming year.
Congress has accomplished little in recent years, in part due to sharp political divides. Even if Democrats retake the House, that will likely continue. How will you deliver on your promises in light of that reality?
West St. Paul is a separate city and in a different county than the rest of the legislative district. How will you address the unique needs and concerns of West St. Paul residents?
Data centers are drawing headlines nationally as well as locally, with Inver Grove Heights in the midst of a hotly contested debate. Here’s a rundown of data center rules for the surrounding communities.
Approval of the Delaware Avenue reconstruction project and an early look at the 2027 budget were the big tasks for the West St. Paul City Council during last night’s meeting.
The ISD 197 School Board approved next year’s budget and heard about a land acknowledgement plaque and mural at the high school.
On June 5, 1961, West St. Paul teen Nancee Parkinson was crowned Miss Minnesota. The 18-year-old was named fourth runner-up in the Miss America pageant and went on to be a teacher, spokesperson, and had a short career in Hollywood.
The annual Wednesday Activities slip ‘n slide came to Southview Park last week with a big upgrade.
