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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.

Jamael Lundy appearing with a protest sign that reads "Leave Our State. Ice Out."

State Senate Candidate Arrested for Church Protest

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced multiple arrests in the City Church protest, including local candidate Jamael Lundy.

Vigil in West St. Paul After Another ICE Killing

Neighborhood vigils sprung up this evening in response to another resident killed by federal agents in Minneapolis, including about 100 people at Smith and Annapolis in West St. Paul.

Sit-in protest in West St. Paul Target (photo by Connye LaCombe)

Moms Lead Sit-in Protesting ICE at West St. Paul Target

Nearly 100 people protested ICE inside the West St. Paul Target. “The silence of Target has been deafening,” said one mother who took part in the sit-in.

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.

"Rage Against the Regime" protest sign at Hands Off protest in St. Paul (photo by Justin Haase)

West St. Paul Legislator Speaks at Hands Off Protest

West St. Paul legislator speaks at St. Paul Hands Off protest rally and small group gathers on Wentworth Avenue.

Sunfish Lake Burglaries, Billboard Protest, and Fatal Chase Update

A trio of public safety stories involving West St. Paul: a string of burglaries in Sun Fish Lake, a billboard protester who assaulted police, and an update on the fatal police chase.

1988: Students Walk Out to Protest Failed Tax Vote

On Oct. 19, 1988, some 500 students walked out of class at Henry Sibley High School to protest a failed vote that would likely lead to severe cuts.

The History of West St. Paul’s Albert Park

Albert Park is West St. Paul’s first and smallest park. It grew out of tragedy and has been the focus of mysteries and misnomers over time.

Black Lives Matter protests in West St. Paul

Response to Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict in West St. Paul

After the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, two small groups of West St. Paul residents protested peacefully, waving Black Lives Matter signs and flags.