Nick Woltman

When the sun rose over Minneapolis on Dec. 12, 2010, something was missing from the city’s skyline: the white Teflon bubble of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. A weekend blizzard had dumped a whopping 17 inches of snow on the dome faster than the short-s... See more

Turkey was not on the menu when St. Paul celebrated its first Thanksgiving 175 years ago. The iconic American game bird was “as scarce as hen’s teeth” in the infant city when residents sat down to their holiday dinners in late 1850, according to a report ... See more

A St. Paul-based home health care company plans to close in coming months, laying off more than 400 employees. Dependable Home Healthcare notified its staff and clients Tuesday that it will suspend services at the end of January as the company winds down ... See more

Chinda Gregor’s first memory is of the jungles in her native Cambodia where she hid with her mother from the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime, which seized power as the American war in neighboring Vietnam entered its final days in 1975. After narrowly escapin... See more

Have you ever wondered how St. Paulites celebrated the end of the Civil War? Or what they thought about Prohibition? Or how many saw Elvis Presley play his first concert in town? It’s easier than ever to find out. Earlier this month, the Minnesota Histori... See more