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Stillwater Lift Bridge closed to boat traffic
STILLWATER, Minn. - Crews will be making repairs to the Stillwater Lift Bridge after a cable snapped as it was being lowered.
Peter Martin Ebel's, ex-Stillwater teacher and fugitive pedophile suspect, back in jail
Peter Martin Ebel was many things to many people when he became a fugitive from justice in Minnesota 22 years ago.
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Standing with vets: Central Minnesota justice system, VA look to form partnerships
The St. Cloud City Attorney's Office is working with Stearns County, the Veterans Administration and local justice system partners on a different way to meet the needs of veterans who commit certain crimes.
Washington County arts briefs: Registration open for Stillwater Log Run
Registration is open for the Stillwater Log Run, which was previously known as Lumberjack Days Road Races and which will feature a 10-mile run and 5K race on July 20. The 10-mile run begins near Square Lake Park.
Stillwater: Move is on to protect city's oldest frame house
The Brunswick House, the oldest house in Stillwater, dates back to the late 1840s.
Man pleads guilty in Red Roof Inn rapes and standoff
A Stillwater man will be sentenced to 36 years in prison after making a deal and offering a guilty plea in connection with a violent standoff at a Washington County hotel last August.
2nd Republican enters 6th District race
A second Republican has entered the race to succeed Rep. Michele Bachmann: Anoka County board chair Rhonda Sivarajah.
St. Paul nature preserve to link Mississippi to McCarron's
The Trout Brook Regional Trail will run under Maryland Avenue west of Interstate 35E in St. Paul.
Bomb squad investigates suspicious packages in Oak Park Heights
A busy east metro highway has been shut down and Bomb squad personnel are on the scene after the discovery of suspicious packages in Oak Park Heights.
Stillwater bank robber showed 'realistic-looking' IED, police say
A man attempted to rob a downtown Stillwater bank and apparently made a bomb threat Saturday morning before fleeing on foot, forcing the closure of several roads and businesses.
Washington County arts briefs: Bayport to feature "Rockin' Ribs on the River”
Washington County's newest summer event, Rockin' Ribs on the River, begins Saturday, June 15 in Lakeside Park in Bayport from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. David Ybarra and the Northside Dukes will headline the event.
Stillwater shut down after bank robbery and bomb scare
There was no getting through parts of downtown Stillwater on Saturday morning after a man robbed the U.S. Bank around 9:30 a.m. He said the suspect left that device in the bank and then left but, "He was apprehended about two blocks from here [the bank] by Stillwater officers."
Tick season starts full throttle in Minnesota
Those spring snowflakes prolonged the arrival of tick season, but by Memorial Day weekend, Stillwater resident Brian Lindvall was already plucking a pair of the bloodsucking pests off his dog.
Stillwater craft brewery enjoys industry's success
"We brewed about 105 barrels in 2008 and in 2012 we brewed about 3,400 barrels and this year projecting close to 7,000 barrels," Schwarz said of the consistent growth.
Bank bomb threat closes 2-block radius in Stillwater
Authorities have cleared a two-block radius in Stillwater while they investigate a bomb threat following a robbery at a bank.
Bank robbery, bomb threat in downtown Stillwater
Several bomb squads and law enforcement agencies are investigating a bomb threat at a Stillwater bank that was robbed Saturday morning.
Stillwater boutique moves two doors down
There's been some moving and shaking in downtown Stillwater. After three years, Mainstream Boutique owners Barb Garden and Lynn Morgan have decided to relocate to a larger space to offer a bigger selection of clothing and accessories.
'There's a lot of good stuff happening now' for the Suburbs
It looks like a banner summer for fans of the Suburbs . I caught vocalist/keyboard player Chan Poling last week on his way to band rehearsal, and he revealed an arrival date for the group's first new album since 1986.
Stillwater ceremony marking D-Day will feature transfer of historic murals
World War II veteran Milton Guion, 88, of May Township, was among those who landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944.
Q&A with Gary Feblowitz, owner and jerkmaster of Exotic Wood Chips in Minnetonka
Occupation: Owner, chief cook and jerkmaster for Exotic Wood Chips based in Minnetonka.