Police looking for driver who crashed into memorial outside St. Paul Fire station

St. Paul Firefighters at Station 14 were surprised by a loud bang that turned out to be a vehicle crashing into a statue outside the station Tuesday night. 

Water Gremlin employees protest state-ordered shut down, say they want to go back to work

A few dozen Water Gremlin employees converged on the Minnesota State Capitol Tuesday to urge state officials to reopen the company’s embattled lead manufacturing line. The state Department of Labor and Industry and the Department of Health temporarily shut down the plant in White Bear Township Monday after a number of children of employees were found  to have dangerously high lead levels in their blood. 

Protesters say Whipple Building's function does not honor namesake, demand name be changed

Several groups, including the Minnesota Council of Churches, protested outside of the Whipple Federal Building in St. Paul, Minnesota Tuesday morning demanding the name of the building be changed.

Lots of Minnesota anti-vaping proposals, but what will pass?

The warnings were similar. But at two separate news conferences, Minnesota lawmakers on Monday foreshadowed a difficult road ahead to snuff out a vaping craze among teenagers.

State temporarily shuts down Water Gremlin after workers' children found with elevated blood lead levels

The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and the Minnesota Department of Health have temporarily shut down the lead production operations of Water Gremlin in White Bear Township after tests found elevated blood lead levels in the children of some Water Gremlin workers. 

St. Paul Police arrest woman in connection with 'very disturbing' homicide scene

St. Paul Police say their officers encountered a “very disturbing scene” early Sunday morning in a Como Park apartment complex, prompting a homicide investigation that led to an arrest.

2 firefighters hurt battling blaze in St. Paul

Two firefighters are expected to recover after being hurt during a fire battle in St. Paul on Saturday.

‘I feel violated’: Mother says school officials notified her weeks after investigation involving son began

A Twin Cities mother is calling for transparency after she says her son’s school district just notified her of an alleged maltreatment case involving her son that happened weeks ago.

Man charged in St. Paul shooting, rollover crash that killed man, injured 4-year-old son

An Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota man has been charged in connection to a shooting in St. Paul earlier this month that left one man dead and his 4-year-old son injured. 

Officer's daily doodles brighten students' days in New Brighton

From fun facts to life lessons, one officer in New Brighton has found a unique way to brighten his students days with daily drawings.

16-year-old boy charged in shooting near Allianz Field in St. Paul

A 16-year-old boy was charged in connection to a shooting that left two people injured Sunday near Allianz Field in St. Paul. The boy was one of the people injured in the shooting.

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.