St. Paul homeowners getting slapped with big fines for snow-covered sidewalks
Homeowners in St. Paul are responsible for clearing their own sidewalks. But for some people, that's impossible.
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Homeowners in St. Paul are responsible for clearing their own sidewalks. But for some people, that's impossible.
The St. Paul Winter Carnival is all about embracing the magic and the cold of winter.
Every year, the ice carvings capture our imagination. They've also captured the imagination of some young artists.
Trial begins Monday for two men charged in the mass shooting at the Seventh Street Truck Park Bar in October 2021. Twenty-seven-year-old Marquisha Wiley was killed in that shooting, and 14 others were hurt.
Police say an initial investigation revealed that the victim heard glass breaking and believes he interrupted people breaking into a vehicle.
Police in St. Paul say a teenager is in the hospital Friday night after he was shot in the neck.
The cold is part of what makes the Winter Carnival the Winter Carnival. After all, it's in January. So when visitors come here, they're prepared.
Gun control proposals are back on the table in the Minnesota legislature, and with a newfound trifecta in the state government, Democrats see an opportunity to pass those measures this session.
In recent weeks, a flap arose over plans to demolish the building, which sits on the outdoor patio of Burger Moe's and is currently owned by that restaurant's owner.
The historic Justus Ramsey House sits on the patio at Burger Moe's. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Organizers say they've used the time off to plan a bigger and better return with preliminary plans aiming to include a car show, pride stage, makers market and more.
Frost says it's the verbal disagreements inside these schools that lead to fights, fights that spill over into the community, some with deadly consequences.
Family, friends and fans are mourning the passing of Jake Mauer, the patriarch of a St. Paul family where three sons grew up to be outstanding athletes.
Reverend Darryl Spence says his phone hasn't stopped ringing this week with growing concern for St. Paul's youth after two disputes ended with gunfire.
Police say Washington Technology Magnet School went into a lockout just before 3:30 p.m. Friday after two groups of students got into a fight.
In the Wednesday incident, the 16-year-old victim received a gunshot wound to the forehead, and was taken to Regions Hospital, where he underwent emergency neurosurgery. He remains in the intensive care unit with a life-threatening injury, the complaint says.
The snow stopped early Thursday evening, but the snow emergency for one of the Twin Cities just started.
"You can complain if you want to, but like [laughs], do you have a better solution than slowly plowing it all?" resident Dan Weber said.
A man who worked at a recreation center with teenagers is now accused of shooting one of them.
A formerly-homeless family of 13, who finally found a new start, is again looking for a place to stay after a fire.
St. Paul Police say a 26-year-old man is in custody after a teenage boy was shot in the head late Wednesday afternoon outside of rec center near Central High School.
St. Paul's director of Public Works is apologizing after plows weren't able finish the job on the first of four days of a special snow clearing event, and is now asking residents for patience.
Tuesday was the first first of a four-day city-wide snow cleanup in St. Paul – but public works says the job didn't get done because their trucks were busy taking care of other issues.
Heavily-armed officers, crime scene tape and several squad cars are on the scene Wednesday evening outside St. Paul's Jimmy Lee Rec Center, across from Central High School.
St. Paul police say a teenage boy was shot in the head Wednesday outside St. Paul's Jimmy Lee Rec Center, across from Central High School, and a 26-year-old man is in custody.
