New World Screwworm: Minnesota restricts dog and cat imports from affected states

Minnesota is stepping up efforts to protect pets and livestock by tightening rules on animals coming from states where New World Screwworm has been found.

St. Paul Rotary Club raises $165K to revive Cathedral Hill fireworks
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St. Paul is bringing back its big Fourth of July fireworks show, just in time for the nation’s 250th birthday. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has the story.

St. Paul shooting injures 2 teens in Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood

One has been arrested after two teenagers were injured in a shooting early Sunday morning in the Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood of St. Paul.

St. Paul missing vulnerable teen found safe: Police

St. Paul police said a missing vulnerable teen who was last seen Friday evening has been found safe.

Lionel Richie falls ill mid-show, cuts St. Paul concert short on tour's opening night

Lionel Richie cut his performance short Thursday night after falling ill on stage during the opening stop of his latest tour with Earth, Wind and Fire at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul.

Facing $14.3M budget deficit, St. Paul Public Schools approves preliminary cuts

St. Paul Public Schools leaders have approved a preliminary budget that includes cuts to address a multimillion-dollar budget imbalance next school year.

St. Paul passes Juneteenth resolution honoring ‘Black freedom and resilience’

The St. Paul City Council has officially recognized Juneteenth, highlighting the city’s commitment to racial equity and celebrating Black history and achievement.

St. Paul's Half Time Rec named No. 1 bar in America by Esquire

Half Time Rec, a neighborhood favorite in St. Paul, has landed national recognition as the best bar in the country in 2026.

Protesters call for charges to be dropped for anti-ICE actions, alleged connection to Antifa

Anti-ICE protesters rallied outside the St. Paul federal courthouse Tuesday afternoon after the U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 15 individuals with crimes including conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer.

Federal case dismissed against St. Paul woman detained by ICE

Federal charges against a U.S. citizen detained by ICE have been dismissed. Nasra Ahmed, 24, was charged with assaulting federal agents in St. Paul in January during the height of Operation Metro Surge.

University of Minnesota poised to sell Les Bolstad Golf Course for $30.5 million

The University of Minnesota is poised to sell Les Bolstad Golf Course to a residential developer with a $30. 5 proposal that is expected to be approved later this month.

Air quality alert issued for Twin Cities, central Minnesota due to high ozone levels

An air quality alert is in effect for the Twin Cities metro and parts of central Minnesota from noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday as ozone pollution is expected to reach levels considered unhealthy for children and other sensitive groups.

Tony Sanneh reflects on World Cup journey, community impact in Minnesota

Tony Sanneh's soccer career took him to the World Cup and eventually earned him a place in the National Soccer Hall of Fame. But since retiring, the St. Paul native has focused on giving back through the Sanneh Foundation, investing in local sports facilities and youth programs.

Como Park Zoo's corpse flower Horace blooms: How to see it Sunday

A rare botanical event is drawing crowds to the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory on Sunday as Horace the Corpse Flower begins its short-lived bloom.