St. Paul police respond to 3 fatal overdoses within 4-hour period

Police in St. Paul, Minnesota are reporting an increase in drug overdoses so far this year, many of which were fatal.

2 dead after suspected murder-suicide shooting in St. Paul

Police say it appears a man shot and killed a woman outside a home in St. Paul, Minnesota before turning the gun on himself Saturday morning.

Bill to fix, reinstall toppled Christopher Columbus statue moves to Senate floor

Some lawmakers are calling for the return of the Christopher Columbus statue that protestors toppled outside the Minnesota State Capitol last summer.

St. Paul PD stepping up patrols to protect Asian community after Atlanta attacks

The St. Paul Police Department says it is increasing patrols around schools, businesses and neighborhoods where Asian community members gather after a series of attacks in Atlanta that left eight people dead, most of whom were of Asian descent. 

The future of Twin Cities commercial real estate
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In the commercial real estate market in the 1st quarter to date of 2021 the Twin Cities has seen 1.5 million square feet what experts call ?negative absorption?.

Roy Wilkins Auditorium becomes Minnesota's 5th permanent COVID-19 vaccination site

The Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul is now one of five permanent, state-run COVID-19 vaccination sites in Minnesota, according to Governor Tim Walz.

14 people struck by vehicles in St. Paul so far this year, 7 in hit-and-runs

In the first 60 days of 2021 more than a dozen people have been hit by vehicles in St. Paul. Half of the cases were hit-and-runs, three of them were fatal, leaving families without answers.

Minnesotans protest military coup in Myanmar

A crowd gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol to send a clear message to the capitol of Myanmar on Sunday.

St. Paul couple celebrates their 78th wedding anniversary

It's an extra special weekend for a St. Paul couple as they celebrate their 78th wedding anniversary.