Roseville

Just months after reopening following its first renovation in nearly two decades, the Herberger’s at Rosedale Center could be closing for good this summer.

Foster children often don’t stand out in our day-to-day lives, but they’re there.

Arts Roseville is launching its first community-facing program since its recent reinvigoration.

Roseville City Manager Pat Trudgeon will spearhead an effort to expand a new midday bus service on Tuesdays to include apartments that serve immigrants in southeast Roseville, as well as seniors and people with disabilities.

Reading the Roseville Review one day, 14-year-old Vivian Olson had an “aha” moment.

“I read in the newspaper about a 13-year-old girl from Roseville who published “The Murder at Emerson’s,” she says.

Mike Munzenrider • As the third snow storm in nearly as many spring days hit the metro, many just wanted it to stop.

Informal group would tackle issues at Capitol

Roseville Rep. Jamie Becker-Finn, announced April 4 she’s convening a new work group to address concerns about sexual assault and harassment at the Capitol.

A public forum about Roseville transportation issues — including a new weekly bus loop on Tuesdays — will be the topic of a public forum from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 14, at the Roseville Library, 2180 Hamline Ave. N.

submitted photos • March was Meals on Wheels Month and the Roseville program marked it with special guest deliveries.

The Roseville City Council enthusiastically directed city staff March 26 to put together a draft ordinance raising the age to purchase tobacco products in the city to 21.