Nation Feb 08 St. Paul makes history as 1st major U.S. city to elect all-female city council By Fred de Sam Lazaro, Sam Lane
Nation Jun 17 Thousands protest acquittal of officer who killed Philando Castile Thousands of protesters filled the streets of St. Paul on Friday night and 18 were arrested after a jury acquitted the police officer who shot Philando Castile. By Omar Etman
Education Jan 24 Watch 6:08 School district tries making its police ‘more guardian than warrior’ Since the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School, there's been an increased police presence at schools. But that presence has also sparked concerns. According to a recent analysis, black students are more likely to be arrested on campus than their… By PBS News Hour
Politics Jun 19 Thousands of Minnesota nurses launch week-long strike Approximately 4,800 nurses at five Minnesota hospitals began a week-long strike on Sunday morning in protest of changes to their employee healthcare coverage. By Omar Etman, Michael D. Regan
Nation Mar 18 Watch 9:02 The American Dream is alive in the Twin Cities, but not for everyone By PBS News Hour
Dec 09 Watch Take a Look Behind the Scenes at St. Paul’s Storied Penumbra Theatre In Minnesota, St. Paul's Penumbra Theatre Company is putting on a production of "I Wish You Love," on the life and times of Nat King Cole. Twin Cities Public Television takes a look behind the scenes of the production and… Continue watching
Sep 04 Watch McCain Details Captivity, Says He’ll Bring Change in RNC Acceptance Speech Sen. John McCain reached out to independents and disaffected Democrats in his acceptance speech Thursday at the Republican convention in St. Paul, Minn. McCain also detailed his experience as a prisoner of war and criticized Russia for its role in… Continue watching