St. Paul News

Standing at the front of a courtroom at the St. Paul Courthouse on April 20, Fallon Jessica Ouellette took responsibility for the destruction she caused in a motor vehicle collision near Mallaig on Highway 28, June 30, 2014.

When Myrtle Weinmeier talks about the fire that consumed her family’s home earlier this month, she is overcome with emotion. But when she talks about the outpouring of support that followed the fire, she is equally overwrought.

Local firefighters had their work cut out for them last week, as dry conditions and high winds whipped up a blaze at the local grazing reserve that St. Paul Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich described as a significant challenge. “It was a very large fire.

Gabrielle Martin is just like any other eight-year-old in several ways. When her class has to come in from playing in the gym to clean up, she'll moan and groan, and kick her feet up in protest, just like her classmates do.

Dressed in her best yellows, Snow White stood on trial last week in a St. Paul courtroom for break-and-enter.

The drive of two local families saw them head to a MS Walk of Champions in Dallas, Texas, this past month, after they had each raised more than $10,000 for multiple sclerosis. St.

A casual Sunday evening walk turned into tragedy when a driver struck two pedestrians along the side of the road near Fort Kent on March 29. The two women are now healing, but for one, the road to physical recovery will be a long one.

After selling their home in Red Deer, Lise DeMoissac and her husband were in the market for a new place and were ready to invest in a place in St. Paul.

Although the mood was serious and sombre, a slight bit of victory was also noted during last Thursday’s rally in front of the St.

When the St. Paul Food Bank received a donation of a number of large pails filled with blueberry pie filling, the volunteers knew they couldn’t simply hand out the product to clients in need.