A major cyberattack crippled St. Paul's digital systems Tuesday. Gov. Walz declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard.

The mayor of Saint Paul, Minnesota's capital city, has confirmed that the Interlock ransomware gang is responsible for a cyberattack that disrupted many of the city's systems and services in July.

The city of St. Paul has become the latest target of a cyber attack targeting essential systems and digital services.

Over the next few days, about 3,500 city employees will be required to do an in-person password reset and device security ...

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz issued an executive order which activates cyber protection assets from the Minnesota National Guard ...

Mayor says ransomware caused St. Paul cyberattack, but city didn't pay originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A ransomware ...

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Amberlin, a vulnerable young adult missing since August 5, has been safely located, the Saint Paul Police Department announced.

She replaces former council president and Ward 4 council member Mitra Jalali, who resigned at the beginning of 2025, citing ...

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Minnesota’s capital is the latest to feature on Interlock’s leak blog after late-July cyberattack The Interlock ransomware ...

Saint Paul Brewing's owner sued the city Thursday, escalating a fight over plans to build housing on a parking lot that many ...