Flames ripped through a St. Paul apartment carport Wednesday morning, scorching several vehicles and leaving residents shaken.

An off-duty police officer interrupted the daylight molestation of a 13-year-old girl as she was being accosted by a stranger on a St. Paul overpass, according to charges.

The city worked with the FBI and Minnesota National Guard in the wake of an incident that revealed the increasing severity of cyberattacks on cities.

Around half of the residents of a St. Paul, Minnesota, apartment complex displaced by a power outage and fire on Sunday have returned to their units, the city said Friday.

Hundreds of St. Paul residents were in temporary housing Monday, a day after a fire and utility outage forced the evacuation of the city’s Skyline Tower high-rise apartment building.

Two men are confirmed dead following a domestic shooting in St. Paul early Friday morning. The double shooting was reported on the 400 block of Front Avenue at around 4:20 a.m., with police arriving to find one victim lying in the street with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso.

Voters will be asked to vote yes or no to approve an increase to the district’s general revenue by $1,073 per pupil for 10 years, beginning with taxes payable in 2026.

The City of St. Paul says 1,500 residents inside the Skyline Tower have been forced out of the apartment building following an early Sunday morning fire.

When St. Paul voters head to the polls next week, they will decide not only on who will be the capital city’s next mayor, but also two ballot measures. If approved by voters, the first ballot measure would amend the city’s charter and allow the St. Paul City Council to give out fines for ordinance violations.

If voters approve the measure next week, property taxes on the median home in the city would increase by more than $300 per year.