Police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who struck and injured two pedestrians in St. Paul over the weekend. Officers responded to White Bear and Idaho avenues on the Greater East Side, near the Maplewood border, just before midnight on Saturday. St. Paul fire medics took two pedestrians, who are both women, to Regions Hospital. One was in fair condition and the other in stable condition as of early Monday afternoon, according to the hospital. Someone was driving a dark-colored vehicle west on Idaho Avenue when they struck the women as they crossed the street, said Sgt. Mike Ernster, a police spokesman. The vehicle left north on White Bear Avenue. “Investigators need more witnesses to come forward and tell us what they witnessed or know about this crash,” Ernster said Monday. They also want to speak to the driver of the vehicle involved. Anyone with information is asked to contact the investigator at 651-266-5693. Related Articles Crime & Public Safety | Central Minnesota head-on crash kills three; Bayport driver suspected of drinking Crime & Public Safety | Tragedy drives St. Paul 21-year-old to bring community together through basketball Crime & Public Safety | Victims of fatal crash in Wyoming, Minn., identified Crime & Public Safety | Forest Lake track athletes injured in car crash both expected to make full recoveries, officials say Crime & Public Safety | At Ramsey County’s remodeled 911 center, embedded social workers play key role