Man and his dog hit by a car and killed in St. Paul on Sunday night
A man and his dog were hit by a car and killed while crossing a St. Paul street on Sunday night, authorities said.
A Ford Taurus heading east struck the duo as they moved across Maryland Avenue West near Park Street.
The driver stopped and was cooperative, police said.
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