Firefighters rescued a man on Tuesday who survived for days after the hinges of a vault cover were apparently tampered with ...

City workers have been painstakingly digging the storm sewer grates out of catch basins and repositioning them so people don’t trip or injure themselves.

The vandal, or vandals, have been removing the storm drain sewer grates — each one weighs approximately 150 pounds — and dropping them into the storm drains.

Sewer grates are turning up in St. Paul storm basins, puzzling city officials "We think this person has some sort of tool that allows them to do this quickly and not be caught," Sean Kershaw ...

The St. Paul Public Works Department says vandals have been picking up sewer grates and tossing them down storm drains, leaving open holes in the street. More than 150 catch basins across St. Paul ...

It isn’t much of a Fourth of July expectation. It won’t pop or go bang or even challenge the wildest imagination, but if you come across a St. Paul storm sewer opening absent its protective grate, ...

Salt Lake County Flood Control cannot cover the storm drain tunnel that a woman used to walk into last week, mainly due to public safety concerns.On Friday, Jul ...

Vandals have removed more than 150 storm sewer grates from St. Paul streets since early June. The city issued a release Friday about what it calls "unusual and repeated vandalism of storm sewer drains ...

St. Paul urges residents to report missing storm grates as vandalism spreads citywide.

The city of St. Paul is asking residents to keep a close eye on their street's storm drains after they have been repeatedly tampered with throughout 2025.