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A 49-year-old Richfield woman faces charges for allegedly stealing money from a crowdfunding account she set up for a family who suffered a loss in the family, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
The measure would make misrepresenting pets as trained service animals a petty misdemeanor, roughly the equivalent of a speeding ticket.
The wait for answers has been a long one for Prince's family, friends and millions of fans across the world.
New developments are expected Thursday in the death investigation of a Minnesota music icon.
On Wednesday morning, police said they'd taken 26-year-old Sterling Verloz Smith into custody.
New billboards could help put the brakes on a wanted Minnesota grandmother accused in two murders.
Authorities have identified the bodies of two people found dead Tuesday morning in a northwestern Minnesota home.
Authorities say items stolen from a St. Paul sports bar during the Minnesota Wild's playoff game last Friday were returned on Wednesday.
A federal jury on Wednesday found three men guilty of plotting to bomb a mosque and apartment complex housing Somali refugees in Kansas.
Authorities say the rival groups involving 40 to 50 people argued on the bus and began fighting as they exited the vehicle.
A jury found a man guilty on a lesser charge after the death of an international student at the University of Wisconsin-Stout campus.
A $5,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of a Minnesota woman accused of killing her husband and a woman in Florida.
A federal judge has ordered a 20-year-old Minneapolis woman to remain jailed as she awaits trial on charges she tried to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida and set fires at a college campus.
Prosecutors in western Wisconsin are weighing possible charges against a father accused of fatally shooting his teenage son from Minnesota.
A former Minnesota FBI counterterrorism agent who was caught in a Trump administration crackdown pleaded guilty Tuesday to leaking classified documents to a national media organization, saying he knew it was illegal but felt FBI investigations treated minority communities with "suspicion" and "disrespect."
