"I'm Sad This Couldn't Happen Earlier"

Roseville's Gary Grefenberg, gay and also chairman of the city Human Rights Commission, called the state House of Representatives vote to legalize same-sex marriage a "critical first step" for the legislation.

U.S. Rep. McCollum on Report on Sexual Assaults in the Military: 'Epidemic'

The congresswoman, whose district includes Roseville, released a statement this week following the Pentagon's annual report.

Weekend Shutdown of I-35W Section Will Affect Roseville Motorists

MnDOT officials hoping to minimize traffic headaches from road repairs.

Minnesota Supreme Court in Session--At Roseville High

The high court will hear argument in a real case as teachers, students look on.

Wal-Mart Spurring Development, Death of a K-9 and Prom Grand March-Roseville Rewind

A look at some of the top news of the past week on Roseville Patch.

City of Roseville Seeks Citizen Input on Annual Budget

The City of Roseville wants to know which programs residents value most and which ones need improvement.

New Wal-Mart Store Should Spur Other Development, Says Real Estate Exec

The discounter is expected to break ground on its Roseville store this month. But will it be a positive addition for Roseville? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Unhappy Ending for Massage Parlor Owner, Airsoft Gun Causes a Stir in Woodbury-East Metro Crime Roundup

Here’s a weekly roundup of crime incidents and police in Roseville and other East Metro communities.

Rep. Jason Isaacson Opposes Pay Raises for State Lawmakers

Do you think Minnesota legislators should raise lawmaker salaries? Tell us in the comments below.

Reminder: Roseville Violence Prevention Forum is Tuesday Night

Community dialogue set for 6 p.m. at Roseville Skating Center.

How Can You Slow The Spread of Emerald Ash Borer?

State agricultural officials to hold information session Thursday at Roseville City Hall.

Wal-Mart Store Moving Forward, New Walgreens Coming, A Prom - Roseville Rewind

A look at some of the top stories of the past week on Roseville Patch.

Burn The House Down! For Roseville Crews It's A Training Opp

The Fire Department will conduct the practice exercise Saturday morning.

Agriculture Department Conducting Emerald Ash Borer Tours in Roseville

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture began conducting free informational Emerald Ash Borer tours on Monday, and today is your last chance to take the tour.

Wal-Mart Closes on Purchase of Roseville Property

Ground-breaking anticipated in May for discount store in Roseville's Twin Lakes neighborhood.

Workshop Session to Take a 3-D Look at Fire Station Property Redevelopment

The second of four workshops is scheduled for Thursday night at King of Kings Lutheran Church.

Roseville Moving Towards Facelift with Park Playgrounds

At its meeting tonight, the City Council is expected to consider hiring a vendor to implement $1.6 million in playground replacements.

Highway 10/Ramsey County 96 Intersection Closing Moved Up to Saturday

MnDOT cites the threat of inclement weather for moving up the start of construction prep.

Reconstruction Update: Closure of Highway 10 Section Near Roseville Delayed Again

Continuing winter weather forces postponement of temporary closing for reconstruction work, DOT says.

McCollum Submits ‘Beef, Beer & Biscuits’ at Delegation Hot Dish Event

Rep. Tim Walz's 'Hermann the Germann Hotdish' won this year’s competition.

Parks Renewal Program on Roseville Council Agenda Tonight

Park and Recreation officials expected to brief Council menbers on updates, progress,

It's Tax Day; Need Some Last-Minute Help?

Check out blogs on Roseville Patch that offer tax tips from the Minnesota Society of CPAs.

More Emerald Ash Borer Found in Roseville

City says some of the diseased trees are in Langton Lake Park.

Single-Sort Recycling May Be an Option in Roseville's Bidding Process

Would like to see single-sort recycling? Roseville is in the midst of preparing criteria for bids on a new recycling contract.

Roseville's Retrofit Truck Ready for Ice, Snow

A brine solution laid down by an old hydro seeder truck will make streets safer as this late season storm approaches. Here's who you should thank.

With GOP's Losses, What Drives Roseville's Michelle Manke for Local Republicans?

The Roseville woman was recognized for her efforts for some GOP candidates last fall and her current efforts to build the Republican Party.

Roseville Council To Consider Supporting Legislation on Street Districts

The Minnesota League of Cities is urging cities to support legislation which would allow them to create street improvement districts to pay for road improvements.

A New Bar/Restaurant, Fire Station Redevelopment and Recycling Leader--Roseville Rewind for Sunday, April 7

A look back at some of the top Roseville news of the past week.

Extended Winter Leads to Surge in Potholes, Public Works Director Says

More snow and ice events mean more patching for city road crews.

Date For Season Opener at Roseville Municipal Golf Course Still in Flux

Snow, cold weather put a damper on golf season start-up for Cedarholm Golf Course.

What Makes Roseville a Leader in Recycling?

A plethora of statistics tell the story in city's 2012 annual recycling report.

Roseville Area Legislators Schedule Town Hall Meeting Saturday

Sen. John Marty and Rep. Alice Hausman set to share updates, listen to constituents meet Saturday at Falcon Heights City Hall.

Where Are Those Potholes? Roseville Wants To Know

The annual spring battle to keep city roads in good condition is now uinderway.

Becker, Stellmach, Stoner Among Appointees to Roseville Commissions

The Roseville Council last week filled vacancies on three commissions.

Ramsey County Jobless Rate Dips in February

Meanwhile, Minnesota continues job growth.

Battling Boxelder Bugs Top Read Story in March

Posts on Don Pablo's, gun control legislation and snowfall road clean-up were also among Top 10 read posts of March.

Scorecard: Roseville Meetings in April

From the City Council to the Rosefest planning committee, plenty of groups are meeting at City Hall during April.

Business Leaders Voice Worries About State Budget Plans

"The current legislative majorities seem determined to make doing business in our state as hard as possible"-Chamber leaders.

It's a Later Opening for Ramsey County Yard Waste Sites

Cold weather, snow pack delays the County's traditional April 1 opening.

Commission Appointments Expected Tonight at Roseville Council Meeting

Several people are under consideration for appointment to the city's Planning, Ethics and Parks and Recreation commissions.