City of St. Paul slow to fix street lights

It’s a problem citywide: thieves are breaking into street lights and causing a ton of damage, in search of a copper payday. Some criminals have even used cars and saws to break in.

After nearly 300 days, a homecoming for family

A horrible housing situation reached a happy ending Monday for a Ramsey County sheriff’s deputy and his family. FOX 9 first told you about the family last month when they officially qualified as homeless after flooding forced them out of theirs.

U.S. Education Secretary visits Twin Cities

As the school year begins for many, the U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona visited the Twin Cities on Friday, visiting a school in St. Paul as part of his Raise the Bar bus tour.

Debate continues in St. Paul over pot smoking ban

St. Paul community members will have another opportunity to provide feedback next week on a proposal that would ban cannabis and tobacco smoking in public spaces owned by the city.

Momentum builds for End-of-Life Options Act in Minnesota

Some DFL lawmakers are pushing legislation at the Capitol to make Minnesota a state where, under specific circumstances, a person suffering from disease could end their own life with medical assistance.

North St. Paul batting cages dispute

A longtime baseball institution in north St. Paul has lost its battle with the city over a dispute over its rent. FOX 9’s Courtney Godfrey has the latest.

Teen pleads guilty in St. Paul father's death

One of two teens arrested in the deadly shooting of Michael Brasel, the St. Paul father killed in his own front yard when he reportedly confronted a pair of thieves outside his home, has pled guilty.