Police investigate racist, threatening letters sent to St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter

St. Paul police are investigating after Mayor Melvin Carter's Office received threatening, racist letters that referenced the trash collection decisions the city recently made.

'I had no idea that was stolen': Man arrested for stealing trailers in St. Paul insists he's not a thief

After stolen trailers and a batch of construction tools were found in St. Paul, some of the alleged victims are demanding to know what is going on while the man arrested in the case insists he is not a thief.

Fire at duplex in St. Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood believed to be arson

Fire officals in St. Paul, Minnesota are now investigating a fire that occurred early Monday morning at a duplex in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood as arson. 

Minnesota History Center explores Me Too movement through new exhibit

Nearly three years ago, the resurgence of the Me Too movement thrust the conversation about sexual violence into the national dialogue. Now, a small exhibit at the Minnesota History Center explores the issues of sexual assault and violence throughout state history.

Mayor Carter announces public engagement events, added public safety funding proposal in wake of shootings

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announced a series of public engagement events, a special cabinet meeting and a supplemental public safety budget proposal Monday in response to recent violent incidents across the city.

St. Paul police investigate double shooting near Allianz Field as Loons play playoff game

St. Paul police responded to the Midway neighborhood Sunday night after reports of a shooting that left two people hurt not far from Allianz Field where the Loons were playing their first-ever home playoff game.

NB Hwy. 52 closed in St. Paul for fatal crash

Northbound Highway 52 is closed in St. Paul, Minnesota Thursday afternoon while the State Patrol investigates a deadly crash. 

Good Samaritans run to help after deadly crash in St. Paul, Minn.

Neighbors and others in the area ran to help Thursday night after a two-car crash in a St. Paul, Minnesota neighborhood.

No deal, but Gov. Walz and lawmakers agree to talk about insulin

A day after angry tweets and news conferences derailed the emergency insulin issue, Gov. Tim Walz and lawmakers turned down the heat on each other Friday.

1 dead, 3 critically injured in wrong-way crash in St. Paul, Minnesota

One person was killed and three others were critically injured in a crash in the Battle Creek neighborhood of St. Paul, Minnesota Thursday night. 

GPS app helps police track down trailer stolen from Minneapolis construction site

A Twin Cities contractor had tens of thousands of dollars in construction equipment and gear stolen in a trailer left at a Minneapolis job site. But, thanks to GPS technology, he has his trailer back.

Witness statements in 911 transcripts support officer’s account of shooting in St. Paul, Minn.

A month after a deadly officer-involved shooting in St. Paul, 911 transcripts are being released, detailing the chaotic moments after police say the suspect rammed the officer’s cruiser.

Man runs to fire department for help after lightning hits St. Paul home

Living close to a fire station has some perks, especially when your home is struck by lightning and burning. A St. Paul, Minnesota man wasted no time the other night when he ran to the fire department for help when he couldn’t call 911.