St. Paul clears out Pig's Eye Park encampment
Crews in St. Paul, Minnesota, are clearing out the city's largest encampment on Wednesday.
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Crews in St. Paul, Minnesota, are clearing out the city's largest encampment on Wednesday.
Residents of a St. Paul encampment say they not only lost their home Tuesday, they lost their community. The city says they had to clear the camp at Pig's Eye park for safety reasons. Critics claim those who lived there now have nowhere to go.
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Crews in St. Paul, Minnesota, are clearing out the city's largest encampment on Wednesday.
Crews in St. Paul, Minnesota, plan to clear out the city's largest encampment on Wednesday.
A man who introduced himself as Beekey said that he was directed to the encampment when he got out of jail about two and a half months ago. He said that this stint behind bars meant that he lost his housing. He's concerned about where he'd end up without the encampment.
The City of St. Paul intends to shut down a major homeless encampment in just a few days. The city is funding more shelter beds to take people in and calls the camp a safety concern. But for the people who call the Pig's Eye encampment home, they're worried they won't have a place to go. Conor Wight takes us there.
Last week, we learned that St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry had filed a complaint with the city Attorney's office against Mayor Kaohly Her, alleging sexual harassment. In a letter, the Chief's Attorney alleges that Mayor Her had sent “inappropriate, and indeed, unlawful text messages” to city staffers. Since then, more allegations have surfaced, including Mayor Her's alleged comments about a Deputy Chief's breasts, as well as photoshopped images of city staffers including police officers. Mayor Her released this statement saying in part-- "I recognize that some of my attempts at humor fell short of the standard I expect of myself.” To help sort out what we know, Esme Murphy spoke earlier this morning with Hamline Law Professor David Schultz.
A Minnesota factory that produces goods for Pearson’s Candy Company is closing. The move is costing 80 people their jobs. But as Photographer Nick Boeke and reporter Frankie McLister found, the closure will impact a lot more than that.
One man is dead and another is injured after a shooting at an apartment complex in St. Paul late Thursday night, police said.
The St. Paul, Minnesota, factory that produces goods for the 117-year-old Pearson's Candy Company is closing at the end of September due to financial issues.
One man is dead and another is injured after a shooting at an apartment complex in St. Paul late Thursday night, police said.
St. Paul, Minnesota, Mayor Kaohly Her is under investigation after allegations of sexual harassment from the city's police chief and other employees.
An unprecedented dispute in Minnesota's capital city. The two highest ranking city leaders are at the center of a sexual harassment complaint. On one side, the mayor says her "attempts at humor fell short." On the other, the police chief’s attorney says the mayor's "illegal conduct" includes "sexual harassment of subordinate[s]" that could lead to a lawsuit. The city hired an outside firm that's been investigating for about three months now. Ubah Ali is here with more on what the mayor is saying tonight.
St. Paul, Minnesota, Mayor Kaohly Her is reportedly under investigation after allegations of sexual harassment from the city's police chief and other employees.
An investigation of St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her is underway after allegations of sexual harassment toward St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry and other city employees, according to the Star Tribune.
In one week, St. Paul, Minnesota, will begin clearing homeless encampments. Concerned residents, elected officials and people living in those camps met for a forum on Tuesday night.
A heated debate, centered on a homeless encampment. Tensions are rising as time ticks down for the largest encampment in St. Paul. Ashley Grams breaks down the debate and new data showing public safety concerns.
A U.S. magistrate judge on Friday ordered the federal government to hand over transcripts given to the grand jury before it charged more than 30 people for their alleged role in an anti-ICE protest inside the Cities Church in St. Paul.
Mari Jo Long, executive director of the Jeremiah Program's St. Paul Campus, visits WCCO to discuss the organization’s mission ahead of its Glass House event Thursday morning in Minneapolis.
A St. Paul, Minnesota, homeowner says he's reached a tipping point when it comes to frustration after police told him they'd closed their investigation into a hit-and-run on his property.
Frustrations are boiling over for a St. Paul dad whose camera caught a runaway ride that bashed his porch. And it’s not the first time either. Weeks after the latest wreck, he still doesn’t have any answers. He hopes that changes after talking to WCCO’s Adam Duxter.
On Wednesday inside a federal courtroom in St. Paul, Minnesota, Abdiaziz Farah — one of the ringleaders of the 2024 Feeding Our Future juror bribery scheme — was handed a 10-year prison sentence for what the judge called a "coordinated assault on our system of justice."
After officials in Minnesota's capital city announced they would shut down encampments for those experiencing homelessness, the City Council approved more than $1 million to expand capacity at local shelters.
A 30-year-old St. Paul, Minnesota, man is accused of executing three people inside a leasing office Monday over a parking garage contract dispute.
