Woman dead after shooting during 'disturbance' at Trend Bar in St. Paul, police say
One woman is dead and a main has been arrested after a shooting at a bar in St. Paul, Minnesota overnight.
One woman is dead and a main has been arrested after a shooting at a bar in St. Paul, Minnesota overnight.
2nd person charged in connection to arson of Enterprise in St. Paul amid riots
Matthew Scott White had his first appearance Tuesday in U.S. District Court in St. Paul.
Matthew Scott White had his first appearance Tuesday in U.S. District Court in St. Paul.
Maplewood man charged with arson of Gordon Parks High in St. Paul amid riots
A 19-year-old Maplewood man has been federally charged with arson after allegedly starting a fire at a St. Paul high school amid the riots following George Floyd's death, according to the District of Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office.
A 19-year-old Maplewood man has been federally charged with arson after allegedly starting a fire at a St. Paul high school amid the riots following George Floyd's death, according to the District of Minnesota U.S. Attorney's Office.
Police: Suspect shot during armed robbery attempt at St. Paul apartment
St. Paul Police are investigating an armed robbery in which one of the suspects was shot and hospitalized.
St. Paul Police are investigating an armed robbery in which one of the suspects was shot and hospitalized.
Justice Frontline Aid dedicates time, skills to protecting protesters
A group of local volunteers have come together to create an organization they say is necessary to keep protests going throughout the cities.
A group of local volunteers have come together to create an organization they say is necessary to keep protests going throughout the cities.
Animal Humane Society shelter in St. Paul will not reopen after closing due to COVID-19
The Animal Humane Society shelter in St. Paul will not reopen, the organization announced Monday.
The Animal Humane Society shelter in St. Paul will not reopen, the organization announced Monday.
Minnesota reaches Governor's goal of testing more than 20,000 COVID-19 tests per day
Gov. Tim Walz and representatives from the Department of Health, the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic announced a COVID-19 testing milestone in Minnesota during a news conference Monday, saying the state can now test more than 20,000 people for the coronavirus each day.
Gov. Tim Walz and representatives from the Department of Health, the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic announced a COVID-19 testing milestone in Minnesota during a news conference Monday, saying the state can now test more than 20,000 people for the coronavirus each day.
Deputies: Body found in Mississippi River near Pike Island may be missing swimmer
A body recovered over the weekend from the Mississippi River could belong to a missing swimmer who was swept away last week, deputies say.
A body recovered over the weekend from the Mississippi River could belong to a missing swimmer who was swept away last week, deputies say.
No serious injuries after troopers' squad hit by driver during traffic stop in St. Paul
Minnesota State Patrol says there were no serious injuries after a trooper squad vehicle was hit during a traffic stop along I-35E in St. Paul on Friday.
Minnesota State Patrol says there were no serious injuries after a trooper squad vehicle was hit during a traffic stop along I-35E in St. Paul on Friday.
Republicans tie Minneapolis, St. Paul recovery aid to rioting investigation
Republicans who control the Minnesota Senate are tying recovery aid for businesses damaged or destroyed in recent rioting to a GOP-led investigation of shortcomings in the government response to the unrest.
Republicans who control the Minnesota Senate are tying recovery aid for businesses damaged or destroyed in recent rioting to a GOP-led investigation of shortcomings in the government response to the unrest.
Phalen Beach in St. Paul opening for the summer
Phalen Regional Park Beach is officially opening for the summer this weekend after being closed for the beginning of the season due to COVID-19 concerns, according to the City of St. Paul.
Phalen Regional Park Beach is officially opening for the summer this weekend after being closed for the beginning of the season due to COVID-19 concerns, according to the City of St. Paul.
Reward increased to $20,000 for info leading to arrest of couple connected to St. Paul business fires
The ATF is increasing its reward up to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a couple wanted in connection to multiple fires at various St. Paul businesses amid the riots following George Floyd's death. The original reward was $10,000.
The ATF is increasing its reward up to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a couple wanted in connection to multiple fires at various St. Paul businesses amid the riots following George Floyd's death. The original reward was $10,000.
Missing baby found safe, St. Paul police still looking for father after alert
St. Paul police say a baby reported missing earlier in the day has been found safe but her father, who was accused of taking the child, is still on the run.
St. Paul police say a baby reported missing earlier in the day has been found safe but her father, who was accused of taking the child, is still on the run.
Toppled Christopher Columbus statue would cost $154,000 to repair
Minnesota's Christopher Columbus statue would require $154,000 to repair after protesters yanked it to the ground outside the state Capitol on June 10, according to a damage estimate.
Minnesota's Christopher Columbus statue would require $154,000 to repair after protesters yanked it to the ground outside the state Capitol on June 10, according to a damage estimate.
Crews unsuccessful in search of Mississippi River near Hidden Falls after swimmer didn't resurface
The Ramsey County Sheriff is investigating after two men tried to swim across the Mississippi River near Minnehaha Falls and one did not resurface.
The Ramsey County Sheriff is investigating after two men tried to swim across the Mississippi River near Minnehaha Falls and one did not resurface.
Two weeks after Columbus statue toppling, no one charged
No protesters have been charged for tearing down a statue of Christopher Columbus outside the Minnesota State Capitol on June 10, despite the governor pledging "consequences" for those involved.
No protesters have been charged for tearing down a statue of Christopher Columbus outside the Minnesota State Capitol on June 10, despite the governor pledging "consequences" for those involved.
Minnesota AG sues ExxonMobil, Koch Industries, API for 'climate deception' practices
The Minnesota Attorney General says the state has filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, Koch Industries and the American Petroleum Institute for “deceiving” and “defrauding” Minnesotans about climate change.
The Minnesota Attorney General says the state has filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, Koch Industries and the American Petroleum Institute for “deceiving” and “defrauding” Minnesotans about climate change.
St. Paul Public Schools Board of Education votes to stop using school resource officers
When school starts in the fall, St. Paul Public Schools will no longer be using school resource officers (SROs), according to a SPPS spokesman.
When school starts in the fall, St. Paul Public Schools will no longer be using school resource officers (SROs), according to a SPPS spokesman.
Twin Cities Marathon Weekend to take place virtually in 2020
All events in the Twin Cities Marathon Weekend will take place virtually in 2020 without in-person runners or spectators, Twin Cities in Motion announced Tuesday.
All events in the Twin Cities Marathon Weekend will take place virtually in 2020 without in-person runners or spectators, Twin Cities in Motion announced Tuesday.
What went wrong: How Minnesota lawmakers failed to act on police accountability
The Minnesota Legislature was poised to become the first in the U.S. to make major police accountability changes with the national spotlight on the state after the police killing of a black man in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Legislature was poised to become the first in the U.S. to make major police accountability changes with the national spotlight on the state after the police killing of a black man in Minneapolis.