Work underway for St. Paul's first Red, White and BOOM in 10 years
We're just days away from America's 250th birthday. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how the Capitol City will bring the boom for the first time in more than a decade.
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We're just days away from America's 250th birthday. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how the Capitol City will bring the boom for the first time in more than a decade.
A St. Paul woman who was charged with murder after police responded to a stabbing at her apartment and found a bloody knife in her sink was found not guilty on Tuesday.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say a man charged with killing a beloved barber in St. Paul, Minnesota, is in the country illegally.
Immigration officials say Omar Ramos Castro, charged with killing beloved barber Gabriel Arrazola Perez on Memorial Day in St. Paul, Minnesota, is in the country illegally.
Minnesota's ties to slavery, the Civil War and the Juneteenth holiday sent many to Fort Snelling for a tour on Friday.
A little rain wasn't going to ruin the parade of joy for Special Olympics USA Games athletes at the St. Paul Downtown Airport on Friday.
The famous enslaved couple whose Supreme Court case helped ignite the Civil War once lived at Historic Fort Snelling, a history now central to the site's Juneteenth tours.
More than 120 volunteer pilots took part in the Special Olympics Airlift, flying roughly a quarter of all USA Games athletes to the Twin Cities at no cost aboard private jets.
As Twin Cities residents celebrated Juneteenth, some noted that Minnesota gives state workers the day off — unlike neighboring Wisconsin — since the holiday became federally recognized in 2021.
Juneteenth is this Friday, and there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate, learn and come together around the Twin Cities through the weekend.
An international watchdog group has released a damning report on Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, calling for federal leaders to be investigated for creating a "human rights crisis," and urging local leaders to step up support for those impacted.
Former President Barack Obama praised the bravery of the "people of the Twin Cities" amid Operation Metro Surge during the opening ceremony of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on Thursday.
Federal officers arrested two more anti-ICE protesters Wednesday in the Twin Cities, with both going before a judge in St. Paul federal court hours later.
A St. Paul man is accused of threatening Kaohly Her when she served in the Minnesota House of Representatives on the day her colleague Melissa Hortman was assassinated inside her home.
Federal marshals sprayed chemicals at protesters outside the federal courthouse in St. Paul on Tuesday. Inside the courthouse, a group faced a judge for allegations that their actions against ICE during Operation Metro Surge rose to the level of being a crime.
Police in Bloomington, Minnesota, are asking for the public's help to find 17-year-old Joseline Tapia, who has had no contact with her family or law enforcement since late April.
All three victims are expected to survive, police said.
Three people were hurt in a shooting during a basketball game in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday, police said.
This weekend marks one year since a stunning act of political violence shocked the state. Since then we've seen a number of changes. But, as Jeff Wagner shares, one of the biggest is at the Capitol in St. Paul, which used to be the most accessible in the country.
The sounds of jazz will soon be filling the streets of St. Paul. Twin Cities Jazz Fest is returning next weekend with free performances from tons of talented musicians.
Sunday marks one year since a politically motivated attack killed former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and seriously injured state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette. As Minnesotans begin reflecting on the shocking day, many are choosing to remember how the Hortmans lived.
After 33 years of searching for answers, police in Washington County are one step closer to solving one of their coldest cases.
Pilots and aviation geeks are gathering in St. Paul this weekend for the annual Flight Sim Expo.
Could baby owls and eagles be the key to stopping the spread of bird flu? The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota in St. Paul is hoping their research can help turkey farmers.
Denise Hartley was last seen alive in St. Paul in 1993, and investigators are still trying to piece together what happened to her.
