Firefighters search burning St. Paul house, pull out before roof collapse

Firefighters in St. Paul were able to search a house to make sure no one was inside, but had to pull out because of an imminent roof collapse.

St. Paul teacher earns Presidential Award for STEM teaching

David McGill is the latest St. Paul science teacher to earn the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

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.

One person injured, dog killed in New Brighton apartment complex fire

A fire at a New Brighton apartment building sent one person to the hospital and killed one dog, according to the New Brighton Department of Public Safety.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Multiple arrest warrants out for man charged in Mounds View police squad crash

Multiple warrants are out for the arrest of man who was charged after crashing into a police squad car earlier this year, according to the Mounds View Police Department.