Stolen Kia crashes into couple's car in St. Paul, 70-year-old woman killed

A Kia stolen out of Minneapolis crashed with another car late Sunday night in St. Paul, killing a 70-year-old woman. The driver and passengers of the Kia ran from the scene and have not been located.

Both missing dogs found after St. Paws kennel was burglarized

St. Paul police say both of the missing dogs were reunited with their family after a doggy daycare and boarding center was broken into overnight Wednesday.

St. Paul directs $10 million into public safety plan

To curb crime, St. Paul is putting $10 million into a variety of public safety initiatives, though only a portion of the money will go to police.

St. Paul updates public safety plan
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To curb crime, St. Paul is putting $10 million into variety of public safety initiatives, though only a portion of the money will go to police.

Man dies after Wednesday morning stabbing in St. Paul

A man is dead after he was stabbed Wednesday morning in St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood.

Task force recommends keeping St. Paul’s strict rent control mandate

St. Paul’s city council heard a lot of strong opinions Wednesday evening after a task force presented its findings on the city’s rent stabilization policies.

Security guard's restraint of panhandler in front of St. Paul ice cream shop draws scrutiny

The way a security guard restrained a panhandler outside the Grand Ole Creamery in St. Paul on Wednesday night drew scrutiny from a crowd of onlookers, with some witnesses claiming the guard’s use of force and the pressure he put on the man's neck was excessive.

State Fair vendors face unique challenges of finding employees

In a tight job market, can State Fair vendors find enough workers to serve up all the food on a stick that fair goers have come to love?

Minnesota's abortion restrictions violate state constitution, judge rules

A Ramsey County judge has ruled that several of Minnesota's abortion restrictions -- including parental notification and the 24-hour waiting period -- violate the state constitution and ordered them not to be enforced.  

Community gathers at vigil for family killed at Vadnais Lake

Members of the Hmong community and other residents came together on Saturday to grieve and to heal at a vigil for an entire family now dead after a tragic series of events.

Family of 14-year-old boy shot in the head in St. Paul demands answers

14-year-old Armani Hyde was shot on Wednesday, July 6, on the city's eastside. His family is calling on anyone who knows anything to come forward and for those with guns to stop shooting one another.

Charges: St. Paul man shot wrong man after another pulled knife

A man is facing murder charges after St. Paul police say it appears he shot the wrong man after getting into a fight with someone else.

The Unofficial closes as staff alleges email layoffs with no notice

A popular bar abruptly announced its closing to employees who allege they were notified via email only after the doors were locked already. "He didn’t necessarily fire us as much as invite us to reapply for our jobs, and say it’s all our fault I guess,” one server said.

Roseville nursing home brings in robots to help with patient care

Robots are providing a helping hand in at least one care facility in the Twin Cities, as nursing homes struggling with finding staff.

Boy critically hurt in St. Paul shooting

A boy was seriously hurt on Wednesday after police say he was shot in an alleyway in St. Paul.