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To combat crisis of copper wire theft, Minnesota legislators propose licenses for sellers - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

The goal is to curb selling of illegally-obtained copper without overburdening scrap metal industry

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St Paul is considering a switch to one-sided winter parking rules

St. Paul leaders are exploring potentially big changes to the city's snow operations, including alternating one-sided parking rules for the winter months. Citing Duluth as an example, St. Paul officials on Wednesday described a system that would limit on-street parking to a single side that alternates on a weekly basis. That would leave one side of the street open for plows at all times. .

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St Paul considering a switch to one-sided winter parking rules

St Paul considering a switch to one-sided winter parking rules
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Bill provides hope, lacks enforcement for reducing copper wire theft in Minnesota

A bill that has come with some hope for significantly reducing copper wire theft across the state is expected to go before its first Senate committee on Thursday.

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St Paul s 1 percent sales tax bump has started Here s what s changing first

The City of St. Paul’s new 1 percent sales tax increase began Monday, raising the total county, state and local sales tax to nearly 10 percent the highest in Minnesota. As residents adjust to a cost bump on non-essentials, they can expect construction signs in the coming months, too.

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