St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the individuals who launched the attack demanded a ransom, which the city did not pay.

City officials say the St. Paul cyberattack demanded ransom, and caused 3,500 employees to have to change their passwords.

St. Paul officials say the cyberattack that has wrought havoc on the city’s online services for weeks was a ransomware attack ...

Although no one was seriously injured, the hotel — located on Fifth Street where Osborn370 is today — was reduced to a burned ...

The City of St. Paul hack was in fact a ransomware attack, Mayor Carter confirmed. Officials say the city must initiate a ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — The City of St. Paul confirmed both that it was the victim of a ransomware attack and that it has refused to ...

The city of St. Paul said over the coming days, around 3500 employees will begin the process of scrubbing their data in the ...

Several city-only services remain offline as St. Paul continues to fend off hackers who breached the city's systems in a ...

Metro Transit police officers allegedly ran towards the Midway Saloon after hearing a gunshot after midnight, according to ...

Beginning in early June, several hundred storm sewer grates in St. Paul have been removed and dropped into storm sewer drains ...

The county’s emergency declaration was declared by Ramsey County Board Chair Rafael Ortega and extended by a vote of the ...

A 25-year-old man was arrested Saturday after a pursuit that hit speeds topping 130 mph, the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office ...