CEO warns St. Paul health clinic for low-income patients could close in weeks due to financial troubles
A Twin Cities health clinic that serves low-income patients faces closing its doors as the agency deals with financial struggles, leaving health coverage for thousands of Twin Cities residents in doubt.
A Twin Cities health clinic that serves low-income patients faces closing its doors as the agency deals with financial struggles, leaving health coverage for thousands of Twin Cities residents in doubt.
State removing 168 trees along I-94 in St. Paul due to emerald ash borer infestation
The State of Minnesota is working to remove dozens of trees along I-94 in St. Paul due to an emerald ash borer infestation.
The State of Minnesota is working to remove dozens of trees along I-94 in St. Paul due to an emerald ash borer infestation.
St. Thomas students develop scanner to create digital archive of tactile images for the blind
Three years ago, the Minnesota State Services for the Blind partnered with students from St. Thomas to develop a method to conserve tactile images made for the vision impaired.
Three years ago, the Minnesota State Services for the Blind partnered with students from St. Thomas to develop a method to conserve tactile images made for the vision impaired.
Minnesota counties balk at paying $9 million for DHS errors
Gov. Tim Walz is promising to address the issue during the 2020 legislative session, so counties don’t have to pay $8.8 million for money that was wrongfully spent.
Gov. Tim Walz is promising to address the issue during the 2020 legislative session, so counties don’t have to pay $8.8 million for money that was wrongfully spent.
Man charged in 1992 stabbing death of woman whose body was found by St. Paul Cathedral
A 65-year-old man was charged Wednesday in the 1992 stabbing death of a woman whose body was found near the St. Paul Cathedral.
A 65-year-old man was charged Wednesday in the 1992 stabbing death of a woman whose body was found near the St. Paul Cathedral.
Minnesota DHS will miss $76 million in federal funds over data issue
The state will lose out on $76 million in federal reimbursements over the next four years because of previously uncovered data reporting issues DHS is now trying to correct.
The state will lose out on $76 million in federal reimbursements over the next four years because of previously uncovered data reporting issues DHS is now trying to correct.
Christmas tree returns to Minnesota State Capitol for holiday season
A Christmas tree went up in the rotunda at the Minnesota State Capitol Tuesday morning for the first time in six years.
A Christmas tree went up in the rotunda at the Minnesota State Capitol Tuesday morning for the first time in six years.
Juveniles charged in violent assaults on light rail train in St. Paul, Minnesota
Three juveniles are charged in several violent assaults that occurred on a light rail train or near one of the stations in St. Paul, Minnesota earlier this month.
Three juveniles are charged in several violent assaults that occurred on a light rail train or near one of the stations in St. Paul, Minnesota earlier this month.
Twin Cities metro homeless shelters prepare for frigid freeze
Some folks will try to tough out this arctic blast coming our way, but community organizers, first responders and homeless outreach teams are hoping to persuade people to come off the streets and head inside.
Some folks will try to tough out this arctic blast coming our way, but community organizers, first responders and homeless outreach teams are hoping to persuade people to come off the streets and head inside.
10-year-old St. Paul hockey player with rare condition impresses Devan Dubnyk
10-year-old Owen loves hockey and he greatly impressed fellow hockey player Devan Dubnyk in a meeting this year.
10-year-old Owen loves hockey and he greatly impressed fellow hockey player Devan Dubnyk in a meeting this year.
Minnesota veterans mark 78 years since Pearl Harbor attack
Saturday, the United States honored the thousands of military members and civilians that lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Saturday, the United States honored the thousands of military members and civilians that lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
How St. Paul police are working to get guns off the streets
It’s been a deadly year in St. Paul with 29 homicides plus one police shooting – which is nearly double the number of homicides last year. St. Paul police tell us they are working to get guns off the streets, and recently, they allowed our cameras to get a first-hand look at how they are getting that done.
It’s been a deadly year in St. Paul with 29 homicides plus one police shooting – which is nearly double the number of homicides last year. St. Paul police tell us they are working to get guns off the streets, and recently, they allowed our cameras to get a first-hand look at how they are getting that done.
Police: Woman trying to cross street may have fallen before being hit and killed by vehicle in St. Paul
Police say a woman trying to cross the street in St. Paul Thursday evening may have fallen before she was fatally struck by a vehicle.
Police say a woman trying to cross the street in St. Paul Thursday evening may have fallen before she was fatally struck by a vehicle.
Loons to host Red Bulls for 2020 home opener March 15
The Loons open the season in Portland before coming home to Allianz Field Sunday night, March 15 to take on the Red Bulls.
The Loons open the season in Portland before coming home to Allianz Field Sunday night, March 15 to take on the Red Bulls.
St. Paul neighborhood gathers for 'Night of Peace' and interfaith discussion
In a time of divisiveness, a neighborhood in St. Paul is spending the night getting to know each other. No matter your religion, ethnicity or beliefs, organizers say it's a chance to simply bring people together.
In a time of divisiveness, a neighborhood in St. Paul is spending the night getting to know each other. No matter your religion, ethnicity or beliefs, organizers say it's a chance to simply bring people together.
St. Paul votes to increase total snow emergency violation costs to $331
If you are ticketed and towed for violating a St. Paul snow emergency, the cost to is likely to be around $330 after the City Council voted to increase fees Wednesday.
If you are ticketed and towed for violating a St. Paul snow emergency, the cost to is likely to be around $330 after the City Council voted to increase fees Wednesday.
ACLU says St. Paul withheld public police records in lawsuit, city directs PD to comply with all requests
The lawsuit alleges the city of St. Paul failed to release requested police data regarding citations, arrests, stops and uses of force among other things.
The lawsuit alleges the city of St. Paul failed to release requested police data regarding citations, arrests, stops and uses of force among other things.
Minnesota sues Juul for deceptive and unlawful trade practices, false advertising
Minnesota is suing Juul Labs, the nation’s biggest producer of electronic cigarette products, accusing the company of hooking Minnesota kids on nicotine through deceptive marketing.
Minnesota is suing Juul Labs, the nation’s biggest producer of electronic cigarette products, accusing the company of hooking Minnesota kids on nicotine through deceptive marketing.
Man accused of more than 80 burglaries in less than a year arrested in St. Paul
The man is allegedly responsible for more than 80 burglaries in less than a year in St. Paul.
The man is allegedly responsible for more than 80 burglaries in less than a year in St. Paul.
DHS whistleblower on leave, says she doesn’t feel safe at work
A whistleblower who reported wrongdoing at Minnesota’s Department of Human Services is on a 30-day paid leave she requested because she didn’t feel safe at work.
A whistleblower who reported wrongdoing at Minnesota’s Department of Human Services is on a 30-day paid leave she requested because she didn’t feel safe at work.