Twin Cities prepare to help those in need through cold weather stretch
With temperatures expected to drop below zero this week, a dangerous forecast in the Twin Cities has many brainstorming ways to help protect our most vulnerable populations.
Stolen F. Scott Fitzgerald statue destroyed, suspect arrested after scrap yard calls police
St. Paul police arrested a man they believe stole a bronze statue of the famous author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, after a scrapyard reported the suspect tried selling parts of the statue, which was cut into pieces.
State rules former Metro Transit captain was discriminated against, lawsuit now pending
A lawsuit has been filed against the Metropolitan Council, which accuses the council of, through the actions of former Metro Transit Chief of Police Eddie Frizell, discriminating against two former Metro Transit police officers due to their race.
Minnesota sports betting bill faces setback in committee
A bill that would legalize mobile sports betting in Minnesota, which had the support of Minnesota tribes and sports teams, suffered a setback on Thursday as it failed to make it out of committee in the Minnesota Senate.
F. Scott Fitzgerald statue stolen from his former St. Paul school
St. Paul police are trying to find a statue of "Great Gatsby" author F. Scott Fitzgerald that was stolen from outside a school last week.
GOP lawsuit against Secretary Simon dismissed as ‘moot’ after agreement
A lawsuit filed by Minnesota's GOP lawmakers has been dismissed as ‘moot’ by the Minnesota Supreme Court following a power-sharing agreement reached with the DFL members last week.
Weekend snowstorm tests St. Paul's new pilot parking program
St. Paul’s Highland Park and Payne Phalen neighborhoods are being studied this winter, as the St. Paul Public Works department looks for ways to improve snow removal.
Police shooting of man suspected of killing St. Paul artist ruled justified
The Scott County Attorney has ruled that the St. Paul police officers who fatally shot a Belle Plaine man accused of randomly murdering a St. Paul artist were justified in their actions.
St. Paul garage fire: 2 dead bodies found inside, authorities investigate cause
Authorities are investigating a garage fire in St. Paul after two dead bodies were found inside on Sunday afternoon.
Snow emergencies declared in Minneapolis, St. Paul Saturday
Snow emergencies have been declared in Minneapolis and St. Paul after snow fell Saturday morning into the afternoon.
St. Paul cartel kidnapping: 4th suspect now facing charges
A fourth suspect is now facing charges connected to a kidnapping, beating, and alleged plot to murder a man in St. Paul that appears to be connected to a Mexican cartel.
Rep. Demuth elected as first Black woman to serve as MN House Speaker
The deal to end the weeks-long legislative standoff made history when Rep. Lisa Demuth (R-Cold Spring) became the first person of color to be elected as Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives on Thursday.
Warner Road crashes: 43 drivers involved in 2 crashes on icy St. Paul road
Icy road conditions led to two large crashes on Warner Road in St. Paul, involving more than 40 drivers and leaving four people injured on Thursday morning.



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