St. Paul shooting investigated as murder-suicide
The St. Paul Police Department on Thursday said it is investigating a shooting that left two people dead on Tuesday as a murder-suicide.
St. Paul Art Crawl is continues this weekend
The longest-running art crawl in the United States continues in St. Paul this weekend.
Spring art crawl underway in St. Paul
The longest-running art crawl in the United States continues in St. Paul this weekend. The St. Paul Art Crawl began in 1991 and now spans four weekends. St. Paul is home to 10 designated art districts and for the crawl, there are 21 venues and galleries to explore.
Downtown St. Paul expecting big business as the Wild begin their playoff push
Downtown St. Paul will be buzzing with excitement when the Minnesota Wild return home Friday night for the first playoff game of the season at the Xcel Energy Center. Joe Spencer from the St. Paul Downtown Alliance joined the Fox 9 Morning news to discuss what the playoff run means for business in the capitol city.
St. Paul police move impound due to flooding
The St. Paul Police Department is moving its impound lot due to flooding concerns along the Mississippi River.
2 people killed in St. Paul on Minnehaha Avenue East
Two people were killed in a shooting in St. Paul Tuesday morning, according to authorities.
2 people killed in St. Paul on Minnehaha Avenue East
Two people were killed in a shooting in St. Paul Tuesday morning, according to authorities.
Greta Van Fleet announces Xcel Energy Center tour date
Touring for their third studio album Starcatcher, Grammy-winning rock band Greta Van Fleet has announced a tour date at Xcel Energy Center.
Ramsey County declares local emergency as Mississippi River hits moderate flood stage
Ramsey County declared a local emergency on Tuesday as the Mississippi River reached moderate flood stage and is anticipated to reach a major flooding stage in St. Paul later in the week.
St. Paul police provide update on double homicide [RAW]
The St. Paul Police Department said homicide investigators are on the scene where two people were killed after police were called to the Minnehaha Apartments complex around 5:45 a.m. Tuesday. When police arrived, they found a woman suffering from apparent gunshot injuries inside the apartment building. She was pronounced dead at the scene. As police were securing the scene, a second victim, a male, was located. He was suffering from apparent gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. It's unclear if the male victim was an adult.
Summit Ave bike trail sparks debate at St. Paul hearing
The City of St. Paul held a public hearing Thursday night for proposed changes to Summit Avenue’s aging infrastructure, including a proposal for a raised bike lane.
St. Paul meeting on Summit Avenue proposed bike lane
The City of St. Paul held a public hearing on Thursday for changes to Summit Avenue’s aging infrastructure, including a proposed plan to add a raised bike lane.
Twin Cities housing market: Spring 2023
Real estate agent Mark Parrish joined FOX 9 Good Day on Friday, April 14, to chat about what's going on in the Twin Cities housing market this spring.
Nicholas Firkus trial: Husband sentenced to life in wife's 2010 murder
Nicholas Firkus, who was convicted in his wife's 2010 murder, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Summit Ave repair and bike trail debate: What you need to know
Summit Avenue in St. Paul is one of the most iconic stretches of road in Minnesota. A debate over whether the city should add a raised bike lane to the street while repairing it has divided residents and homeowners.
Summit Ave repair and bike trail stirs debate in St. Paul
Summit Ave in St. Paul is one of the most iconic stretches of road in Minnesota — and as the city prepares to repair aging infrastructure under the street, a proposal to add a raised bike lane is stirring a passionate debate among residents.
Removing racial covenants in St. Paul [full press conference]
St. Paul residents will be able to get help from the city attorney to remove discriminatory language on property deeds that once banned African Americans and other people of color from owning property in certain neighborhoods.
St. Paul makes it easier for homeowners to remove racial covenants from property deeds
Residents will be able to get help from the city attorney to remove discriminatory language on property deeds that once banned African Americans and other people of color from owning property in certain neighborhoods.
Elderly woman pulled from Mounds View house fire
Within three minutes of being toned out, firefighters pulled an elderly woman from a burning home in Mounds View on Sunday.
Woman shot and killed in St. Paul’s Battle Creek neighborhood
A woman was shot and killed in St. Paul's Battle Creek neighborhood in what’s believed to be a domestic-related incident, according to police.