A Green Line train hit a pedestrian in St. Paul on Friday afternoon, shutting down a busy intersection for a time.
After the accident, which happened at Snelling and University avenues about 2 p.m., light-rail service was stopped and passengers were redirected to buses. Train service resumed in less than an hour.
The pedestrian was taken to Regions Hospital. No update on that person's condition was available Friday evening.
COLLEEN KELLY
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Local
Politics
Alpha News lawyer says public needs a better picture of what happened with senator's arrest
DFL Sen. Nicole Mitchell of Woodbury faces a first-degree burglary charge.
Minneapolis
Shooting in Minneapolis critically wounds woman, her child; minutes later, man shot in throat
The woman and child were sitting in a car when the gunman walked up and started shooting, police said.
Politics
Partisan meltdown brings Minnesota's legislative session to a bitter end
"I would have liked to have seen it end differently," DFL House Speaker Melissa Hortman said. GOP leaders called it "an absolute sham."
Local
Did Anthony Edwards accidentally give Minnesota tourism a new catchphrase?
The Timberwolves standout invited NBA legend Charles Barkley — in a colorful way — to Minneapolis after eliminating Denver from the playoffs.
Rochester
Rochester police reveal more about crash that killed teen, injured 6 and involved trooper's squad
The teen was a high school senior and cheerleader for Owatonna High School.
