Molly Guthrey, Pioneer Press

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Past articles by Molly:

Pothole patrol: Morning Report readers say steer clear of these streets

“In my 50 years of driving in St Paul I have never seen worse potholes than those on Shepard Road,” writes one Morning Report reader. → Read More

Freezing rain makes this Monday morning even more challenging for drivers and pedestrians

Allow extra travel time on Monday morning, particularly since icy spots may be encountered with little to no advance notice. → Read More

Search continues for armed fugitive who skipped out on his murder trial

Do not approach Roger Apmann, who is believed to be armed. Instead, call 911. → Read More

Kids step into art at new MN Children’s Museum exhibit – Twin Cities

Children can enter interpretations of works of art, such as the Mona Lisa. → Read More

Traffic delays expected in St. Paul on Saturday

Saturday’s events include the Vulcan Victory Torchlight Parade. → Read More

Did you wait in line at the MSP airport in 2022? Passenger traffic increased 24 percent

The journey back to the way life was before the pandemic continues. → Read More

Meet the canine king and queen of the St. Paul Winter Carnival

A Husky mix and a Shih Tzu will be the first winners ever to walk in the King Boreas Grande Day Parade. → Read More

Meet the candidates for Aurora, Queen of the Snows of the 2023 St. Paul Winter Carnival

The 11 candidates include a kindergarten teacher, a veteran, a social worker and an oncology nurse. → Read More

Voting ends Sunday for canine versions of King Boreas and Queen of the Snows

You can vote once a day through Sunday. → Read More

Overnight freezing rain delaying schools, stopping buses and spinning out cars

Separately, an “outage” has lead the Federal Aviation Administration to ground planes until 8 a.m. → Read More

What are Minnesotans buying right now? Roof rakes, ‘safer’ ice melt and snowblower parts – Twin Cities

At the start of the week, Frattallone’s had about 800 snowblowers in stock. Now, they have about 200. → Read More

Slow-moving storm could drop 7 to 10 inches of snow on Twin Cities

The heaviest snow is expected to fall in the Twin Cities between late morning and midafternoon on Tuesday. → Read More

Slow-moving storm gives many metro students a snow day Wednesday

The Minnesota State Patrol warned drivers Wednesday morning to stay home, saying spinouts and crashes “litter Twin Cities roads.” → Read More

Sleet, rain and wind — but no big snow — for the metro today – Twin Cities

A winter weather advisory is in effect until early Wednesday for the Twin Cities. → Read More

Open since 1986, Khyber Pass Cafe of St. Paul has closed

No reason was given for the closure. → Read More

First graders: What are you thankful for in 2022?

We’ll choose some of your answers to share in the newspaper on Nov. 21 — the Sunday before Thanksgiving. → Read More

7 fun things to do in the Twin Cities this fall

From meeting up at birders at local parks to themed drives on the Great River Road, here are some ideas for fall fun in Minnesota. → Read More

MN Gov. Tim Walz orders flags lowered for Queen Elizabeth II

“Minnesota joins the nation in lowering our flags to honor her life and legacy,” Walz said in a statement. → Read More

Irish Fair 2022 returns to Harriet Island this weekend

New additions include pub trivia, an Irish toast competition, a sing-along and Irish comedy. → Read More

‘Everybody Just Breathe’: A St. Paul nurse’s pandemic memoir

The memoir, which is starting to be shared by health care facilities and groups in Minnesota, is in its second printing. → Read More