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May 26, 2026 West St. Paul City Council meeting.

West St. Paul City Council Recap: May 26, 2026

Council approved a provisional rental license for 1064 Robert Street and a patio for Grande Sunrise, plus reviewed economic and property tax data.

May 11, 2026 West St. Paul Council meeting with Mayor Dave Napier accepting a check from Jim Probst and the South Robert Street Business Association.

West St. Paul City Council Recap: May 11, 2026

A split Council vote and missed procedure led to a rental license not being approved, plus Council approved additional costs and delays for 150 Thompson.

West St. Paul Police

Pedestrian Hit on Butler Avenue

Last Friday evening a 64-year-old woman from West St. Paul was crossing Butler Avenue when a driver stuck the pedestrian with his vehicle.

West St. Paul police cars in front of Target.

Small Peaceful Protest at West St. Paul Target

About 20 people peacefully protested inside Target in West St. Paul this morning as part of a larger effort that included 19 Target stores across the Twin Cities.

Jan. 26, 2026 West St. Paul City Council meeting

West St. Paul City Council Recap: Jan. 26, 2026

A lengthy City Council meeting focused on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity resulted in about a dozen measures, including supporting police de-escalation, increased police presence, approving up to $10,000 in emergency food assistance, supporting an eviction moratorium at the state level, and more.

West St. Paul police on the scene with ICE to de-escalate after a hit-and-run incident. (Photo by Dustin, used with permission)

West St. Paul Police Ease Tensions as ICE Chased Suspect After Hit and Run

There was a heavy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) presence this morning near Moreland and Stryker in West St. Paul, following a hit-and-run incident.

City of West St. Paul Council Chambers

West St. Paul City Council Preview: Jan. 26, 2026

With the ongoing ICE activity, West St. Paul City Council will consider potential recommendations, as well as the 424 Butler Avenue East townhouses, a rental license hearing for 97 Orme Street East, and more.

West St. Paul Police

Pedestrian Hit on Robert Street

Last week a 33-year-old woman was crossing Robert Street when a driver stuck the pedestrian with her vehicle.

Two Rivers students protest against ICE.

Two Rivers Walkout Protesting ICE

More than one hundred students from Two Rivers High School walked out at noon today in protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in their community.

ICE vehicle on Robert Street.

West St. Paul Reiterates Stance on ICE

With a heavy ICE presence in West St. Paul, the city reiterates its stance on not participating in immigration enforcement.

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