St. Paul Declares Snow Emergency: What To Know About Parking Rules And Plowing

Residents must follow night and day plow rules through Thursday to avoid ticketing and towing during the 96-hour Snow Emergency.

Finding the Good in Game 25 against the Sabres

Sabres beat Wild 3-2, Wild's streak halted at Seven. Ostlund breaks Sabres two game skid in Wild's second shootout in two days

Saint Paul Resident Reflects On Gratitude For Family, Health And Love

For Angela, a year marked by loss around her has deepened her gratitude for the love and stability in her own life.

Audits Found Missed Security Checks In Minnesota SNAP System: Report

Federal auditors found that Minnesota failed to complete required SNAP security reviews, KSTP reported.

$36K Raised For St. Paul Man Detained During ICE Operation At Bro-Tex

Family says Carlos Alberto Alarcón Avila was detained at Bro-Tex, leaving his nine-year-old daughter among others struggling.

St. Paul Restaurant Ranked Among America's Best, New Ranking Says

A well-loved neighborhood spot is getting attention far beyond St. Paul.

Armed Federal Agents Raid St. Paul Business, Crowd Gathers Outside

Agents wearing ICE, FBI, and DEA vests entered the Bro-Tex facility on Tuesday morning as observers and demonstrators arrived.

These Are The 25 Highest-Paid MN State Employees: LIST

State payroll records reveal an unexpected group of workers at the top of Minnesota’s earnings list.

Hit-And-Run Driver Sought After Woman Killed Near I-94 In St. Paul

Saint Paul police said the woman died after being struck at Saint Anthony Avenue and Aldine Street.

These Are MN’s Safest Hospitals, New Ranking Says

A new hospital safety report released Thursday shows eight hospitals in Minnesota earned “A” grades.

Arden Hills Teacher Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Student, Giving Her Drugs

Ted Matthew Bennett is accused of assaulting a 16-year-old student and supplying her alcohol and pills, according to prosecutors.

House Votes To End Shutdown: See How MN Delegation Voted

The U.S. House narrowly passed the spending package to reopen the government in a 222-209 vote.

St. Paul Man, 31, Killed After Tesla Slams Into SUV Off I-94 Ramp: State Patrol

The Minnesota State Patrol said the Tesla exited I-94 at a high rate of speed before hitting a Toyota RAV4 at Dale Street.

Northern Lights In MN: Powerful Solar Storm Peaks Wednesday For Another Chance To See

After Tuesday’s impressive display of the northern lights seen as far south as the U.S. Gulf Coast, they may repeat in half the country.

High-Speed Tesla Crash On I-94 Ramp Kills At Least One In St. Paul

The Minnesota State Patrol said the Tesla exited I-94 at Dale Street at a high rate of speed before colliding with a Toyota RAV4.

Minnesota Law Enforcement Agencies Hire IACP To Review June 14 Political Assassinations

The six-month review will cost $429,500, shared by state and local agencies that responded to the shootings.

Minnesota Baby Sickened In Infant Formula Botulism Outbreak

At least 13 infants with suspected or confirmed botulism have been reported across 10 states.

These 14 Gambling Sites Were Told To Leave Minnesota

If you’ve been gambling online in Minnesota, you may have been breaking the law without realizing it.

Trump Proposes $2K Tariff Dividend: Who Would Qualify In MN?

It's unclear if all Minnesotans would qualify if the idea comes to fruition. Here's what we know:

Lawmakers Move To End Shutdown: How MN Senators Voted

Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota posted that “if people believe this is a ‘deal,’ I have a bridge to sell you.”

Minnesota Missionary’s Wife Convicted In Husband’s Killing In Angola, Church Says

Jackie Shroyer was found guilty of involvement in the 2024 death of her husband, Beau Shroyer, according to Lakes Area Vineyard Church.

Democrats Hold Slim 1-Seat Majority In Minnesota Senate After Special Elections

Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger’s east metro win ensures Democrats keep a 34–33 edge, while the Minnesota House remains tied 67–67.

Kaohly Her Projected To Win St. Paul Mayor’s Race Over Melvin Carter In Major Upset

Melvin Carter conceded Tuesday night, congratulating Her and pledging to help her "hit the ground running."

Half SNAP Benefits Coming For November As Shutdown Drags On: What Minnesotans Should Know

​Federal officials will release partial food aid funding this month, but state leaders warn many families will still fall short.

BCA Says Hundreds Of DWI Breath Tests Once In Doubt Were Actually Accurate

Minnesota investigators now say the breath test results that sparked a statewide suspension checked out after all.

Judges Order Trump To Continue SNAP Benefits: What It Means For MN

Two federal judges ordered that the SNAP program must be at least partially continued.

Minnesota Ranked Among Top States For Jobs, Report Finds

Minnesota has been named one of the top states in the country for jobs, according to a new report from WalletHub.

St. Paul Man Charged After FBI Says He Offered $45K ‘Hit’ On U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi

Federal agents say Tyler Avalos, 30, posted a TikTok showing Bondi with crosshairs on her forehead and offered a reward to have her killed.

'The Well Has Run Dry': Minnesota SNAP Benefits Won't Go Out In November, Officials Confirm

Minnesota residents who receive federal food aid won’t get their November benefits as the ongoing federal shutdown continues, the Department

Trump Admin Resumes Some Student Loan Forgiveness: What To Know In MN

The Trump administration has agreed to resume student loan forgiveness for about 2.5 million borrowers.

Wayzata Man Charged With Failing To File, Pay $397K In State Taxes

Kevin Patrick Mullen is accused of not filing or paying income taxes for five years, prosecutors said.

Deadline Nears For Minnesota Paid Leave: What Workers Should Know

Workers across Minnesota will soon be eligible for up to 20 weeks of paid time off starting Jan. 1, 2026.

Trans People Must Be Allowed In Women’s Sports, MN Supreme Court Rules

The state’s highest court ruled USA Powerlifting’s transgender athlete ban violates the Minnesota Human Rights Act.

‘OMG Midwest’ Closing All MN Factories, Cutting Nearly 300 Jobs

The company said 297 workers will lose their jobs when the closures take effect on Dec. 19, 2025.

SNAP Benefits Halted In MN Due To Government Shutdown

Millions of Americans will not receive SNAP benefits until the federal government shutdown ends. Here's what that means for Minnesota.

Minnesota’s Crime Numbers Are In: Here’s What Stands Out In The Twin Cities

From carjackings to bias crimes, the latest Minnesota crime report reveals both progress and warning signs.

Minnesota Halts New SNAP Approvals As Shutdown Threatens November Benefits

The Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families says November SNAP payments may not go out without renewed federal funding.

Trump Freezes $612M In Minnesota Funding Amid Shutdown Standoff: Report

The freeze affects $612 million in grants across four Minnesota districts.

St. Paul Police Employee Tasked With Building Trust Fired After Meth, Gun Bust: Complaint

The police department employee hired to build trust as a community engagement specialist now faces a felony drug charge.

Minnesota Is ‘Least Affected’ State During Federal Government Shutdown

WalletHub’s new analysis ranks Minnesota 51st in overall impact, thanks to its low number of federal workers and contracts.