Newsbriefs - Roseville Review

Managing a city staff and being an FBI agent may seem like completely opposite careers, but to Sack Thongvanh, they have at least one thing in common: helping people.

The city of Roseville is seeking applications for a youth commissioner for the Human Rights Commission (HRC).

A 140-year-old museum on the University of Minnesota’s Minneapolis campus is moving out, finding a new home in Falcon Heights on the college’s St. Paul campus.

Local cable commission talks failed Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger Comcast customers might sense a lack of change in the air: the company’s plans to pull out of the Twin Cities market have been scuttled following its abandonment of a planned merger with Time Warner Cable.

Roseville council considers wildlife feeding ban, controlled deer hunt

Council takes over after hiatus

The three-acre former fire station property on Dale Street just north of Highway 36 is once again on its way to becoming a housing development after the project stalled for months.

Kick-off April 23 will launch Roseville project to help residents gain skill in dealing with dementia

Nonprofit playground builder KaBOOM! hosts ‘Design Day’

Over the hum of discussion at the latest listening session for the Ramsey Communities Countywide Pedestrian and Bicycle plan on March 31 at Roseville City Hall, words like "funding," "connectivity," "Denmark," "bike lanes," and "enforcement" consi

The Roseville String Ensemble will present a concert entitled “The New American Experience” on Sunday, April 19, at 3 p.m. at Sundin Music Hall at Hamline University, 1531 Hewitt Ave. in St. Paul.