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St. Paul cyberattack: City processing applications 'the old-fashioned way'
The City of St. Paul is carrying out city business with pen and paper in the wake of a major cyberattack. In an update Monday, the city said the July 25 breach is still impacting internal and online services – including those utilized by the Department of Safety and Inspections.
The City of St. Paul continues to recover from a major cyber security attack, prompting Mayor Melvin Carter to declare a ...
It looks like just a normal barge parked on the Mississippi River, it's where high school students and young adults can ...
By Lisa Meadows Click here for updates on this story ST. PAUL, Minnesota (WCCO) — A nonprofit river clean-up and conservation ...
The City Council granted the mayor more time to lead a coordinated response to the breach, which has necessitated assistance ...
The department handles licenses and permits related to: animal control, building and construction, event permits, businesses ...
Comedy Star is bringing his laughter to Minnesota with a show at the Xcel Energy Center on October 22, part of his 'You're My ...
A cyberattack in Saint Paul. Minnesota prompted officials to shut down wireless internet services until experts could ...
With just three months to Election Day, Minnesota Democratic Rep. Kaohly Her announced on Monday she’s running for mayor of ...
The filing period runs July 29 through Aug. 12, and Carter announced in January every intention of running again.
ST. PAUL PARK, Minn. (WCCO/KFGO) The Minnesota State Patrol says a Twin Cities motorcyclist is in custody after he allegedly ...
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