St. Paul fire crews were called Friday night to evacuate nearly three dozen teenagers from a cave.
The crews escorted 31 teens out of the cave off Crosby Farm Road, according to the Fire Department. Nobody was injured.
Fire department crews also made a technical rescue off Mississippi River Boulevard around 4:30 a.m. Saturday.
Minneapolis fire crews and the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office found a person after an extensive search and took the person to a hospital.
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