Minnesota Couple Speaks On What It’s Like To Have A ‘Quarantine Baby’

As Minnesotans enter their ninth month of isolation and social distancing, the first babies of the COVID-19 era are being born.

Source: St. Paul Police Officer Fired After Shooting Naked, Unarmed Man

During a press conference Tuesday afternoon, St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell said he had taken “swift” actions.

St. Paul Police: Woman In Critical Condition After Hit-And-Run In North End

Police say it happened near the intersection of Milford and Rice streets at about 8:31 p.m. Tuesday.

Residents Of St. Paul’s North End Disturbed By Police Shooting, Rising Crime

Kevin Barrett says Saturday was the kind of night that makes his customers at Dar’s Double Scoop feel unsafe.

Two Emergency Shelters To Open In St. Paul For People Experiencing Homelessness

The two facilities – Harriet Island Pavilion and the Duluth and Case Recreation Center – will provide up to 50 beds each.

Protesters Gather At Governor’s Residence As More COVID Restrictions Go Into Effect

“We’re just tired of the tyranny,” said Jay Bierbaum, who came with his teenage daughter Elise from Litchfield.

Car Jumps Curb, Plunges Into Lake Como In St. Paul

According to police, the driver was going about 70 miles per hour through the stop sign at Maryland Avenue and Grotto Street.

Minnesota Wild Unveil Throwback Jersey Honoring Minnesota North Stars

The Minnesota Wild will be wearing gold, green and white next year in honor of their pro hockey predecessors.

St. Paul Police Arrest Teen In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Dante Combs

The St. Paul Police Department tweeted Wednesday that a 17-year-old boy was taken into custody for suspicion of murder.

Roger Voss Charged In Fatal Election Day Shooting In St. Paul

According to a criminal complaint, police responded to the shooting Tuesday afternoon at a home on the 2200 block of 7th Street West.

St. Paul Polling Location Temporarily Locked Down Following Nearby Shooting

According to police, several 911 callers reported shots being fired near Eastern Heights Elementary.

St. Paul Police: Deaf Man Beaten, Shot In St. Paul By Men Demanding Money

The St. Paul Police Department says the assault happened shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Gunfire Hits Woman On Early Morning Dog Walk In St. Paul

An initial report from the St. Paul Police Department says that the shooting happened around 5 a.m. Monday.

New Data Suggests COVID-19 Impact In St. Paul May Not Be So Severe

While downtown Minneapolis has seen a significant hit to businesses, new data suggests the impact in St. Paul may not be so severe.

After Lease Approval, Plan To Turn St. Paul’s Bethesda Hospital Into Emergency Shelter Moves Forward

On Tuesday, the board voted unanimously to approve the $1.2 million lease agreement with M Health Fairview.

St. Paul Man Arrested After Several Pounds Of Meth, Marijuana Sent Via Mail

The USPS was tipped off to suspicious packages being delivered between Nevada and an address in Eden Valley.

Allianz Field To Be A Ballot Return Location For Ramsey County Residents

Starting Oct. 29, team officials say residents can drop off their ballots for the 2020 election at the Brew Hall at Allianz Field.

Birch’s Lowertown In St. Paul To Permanently Close Later This Month

Owner Burt Joseph says it’s because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fairview Health Services Announces Changes That Include ‘Reimagined’ St. Joseph Hospital, 900 Eliminated Positions

According to Fairview, the company lost $163 million in the first six months of 2020 amid the pandemic.

Father Of St. Paul Firefighter Tommy McDonough Speaks Out After His Son’s Sudden Passing

He is sharing his heavy loss with the hope it will lead others to find help.

St. Paul Police Seek Help Finding Six Classic Cars Stolen From Auto Shop

Investigators say the theft happened Sunday at a business on the 2000 block of West Seventh Street.

Man Eludes St. Paul Police After Exchanging Gunfire With At Least One Officer

The St. Paul Police Department says the shooting happened around 6 p.m. Monday on the city’s east side.

Public’s Help Sought After 2-Year-Old With Cerebral Palsy Has Custom Wheelchair Stolen

According to the West St. Paul Police Department, the wheelchair was stolen earlier in the week.

Demonstrators Close Down I-94 In St. Paul In Protest Of Breonna Taylor’s Death

In Minnesota, activists say they are prepared for the long fight against injustice.

Teen Suffers Gunshot Wound To The Face In St. Paul

It happened just after 6 p.m. Tuesday near Wheelock Parkway and Park Street.

St. Paul Police: Therapy Dog Missing For A Week Reunited With Owners

The St. Paul Police Department says Ernest, a German Shepherd therapy dog in training, went missing last Thursday.

St. Paul Moving Forward With Guaranteed Income Pilot For Struggling Families

The city council unanimously voted Wednesday to move forward with the pilot, which would give 150 families $500 per month for 18 months.

‘It Makes You Angry…It Hurts’: Philando Castile Memorial Vandalized, Several Items Stolen

The memorial is located in Falcon Heights, close to where Castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in 2016.

St. Paul Fire Captain Saves Man From Drowning In Florida

Jamie Smith was kayaking with his girlfriend near Fort Lauderdale, Florida, last week when they decided to stop at a sandbar.

Minnesota To Spend $700M Of 3M Pollution Settlement Funds To Improve East Metro Drinking Water

The money is part of the settlement the state made with 3M in 2018 after the company dumped chemicals in landfills around the area.

‘We Are Here To Listen And Learn’: St. Paul Mexican Restaurant Changes Name On Day It Was Slated To Open

Protesters said the original name was problematic, as it used a word considered sacred.

Maplewood Apartment Fire Displaces 67 Residents

Fire crews responded to 1512 County Road B East at 6:40 a.m. on Thursday.

While In ER With Newborn, South St. Paul Family’s Home Burns Down

Zach and Meghan Estes were told that if they were home when the fire started, they would not have survived.

St. Paul Police Employee’s Son Shot While Heading To Work: ‘It Can Happen To Anyone’

He is one of seven people who have been shot since since Tuesday morning.

Fatal Shooting In St. Paul’s Payne-Phalen Neighborhood Under Investigation

This death marks the city’s 23rd homicide of the year.

St. Thomas Students Return To Campus; About 80% Opt For Hybrid Or In-Person Learning

Students have the option to learn in-person, a hybrid, or fully online.

Dr. Birx Praises Minnesota’s Comprehensive COVID-19 Testing At Nursing Homes

She was in St. Paul meeting with Gov. Tim Walz and other state health officials.

Coronavirus In Minnesota: 2 COVID-19 Cases Linked To St. Paul Saints Games

MDH officials say one case was reported this week, and another last week.

1 Dead, 1 Hurt In South St. Paul Shooting; Suspect In Custody

The South St. Paul Police Department says officers were called to the shooting shortly before 4 a.m. on Monday.

Protesters Rally Outside MN Governor’s Mansion To Demand Reparations For American Descendants Of Slaves

The rally was held in honor of George Floyd.