St. Paul Man Charged After Fatal Stabbing, City's 35th Homicide Of The Year
A St. Paul man has been charged after stabbing a man in dispute over a parked car.
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A St. Paul man has been charged after stabbing a man in dispute over a parked car.
According to the complaint, Clement is believed to have stolen catalytic converters in late November. Authorities were notified after damage to property was noted at a High Forest Township golf course.
But how did Minnesota get so many lakes? Good Question, and one that necessitates separating the science from the superstition. In other words, no, the lakes weren't formed by the footprints of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox.
WCCO was on hand for a toy delivery in process -- 1,907 toys, to be exact. In this case, the elves happened to be St. Paul police officers, their trailer serving as their "sleigh."
The first case was found in California followed by Minnesota on Thursday. A Hennepin County man tested positive after traveling to New York for a convention November 19. He is vaccinated and experienced mild symptoms, the state's heath department said.
Officials have identified the man fatally shot by police officers Sunday in Mounds View.
Police say that an erratic driver first crashed into an occupied vehicle near 1st Avenue South and 15th Street East. The driver then crashed into a traffic pole, a city vehicle, two unoccupied vehicles, and a fence.
A group from the U.S. Air Force started their work this week at St. Cloud Hospital. WCCO went along for one of their shifts.
This coming Tuesday will mark the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It was the beginning of America's involvement in World War II. That infamous date also has an interesting connection to a hospice home in St. Paul.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is teaming up with some of his harshest critics to form a new commission to address the city's growing problem with violent crime.
The Minnesota Department of Health has confirmed that the COVID-19 Omicron variant has been detected for the first time in the state. It's the second confirmed case of the variant in the country.
The Minnesota Department of Health has confirmed that the COVID-19 Omicron variant has been detected for the first time in the state.
A third juror was seated Thursday, bringing the total number selected to 12. Two more spots still need to be filled on Friday, when court will resume.
You will be hard-pressed to find a more "heartwarming" lottery story than what recently happened to one Massachusetts man.
On the same day officials announced the Omicron variant of COVID-19 was detected in Minnesota for the first time, Gov. Tim Walz said more federal help is coming to the state's hospitals.
