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James and Wendy Ober were sentenced on Thursday to serve 120 months in prison for their role in a "sophisticated mortgage fraud scheme" involving fake documents – including phony divorce decrees and the forged signature of a Minnesota judge.
A 19-year-old Maplewood man was sentenced Thursday to serve 180 days in the Ramsey County workhouse after pleading guilty to setting a church on fire last November.
The Minnesota departments of Health, Education, Corrections and Public Safety are now working together to fight drug abuse.
Police are searching for the man who robbed a US Bank at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday in St. Paul. According to authorities, the lone white male entered the bank at 711 Cleveland Avenue, demanded cash and threatened a gun.
A 23-year-old Apple Valley man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to a fatal Burnsville shooting from July 2011.
The 21-year-old Minnesota mother accused of failing to get medical help for her toddler was sentenced to one year in prison Thursday.
The former teacher and coach of a 24-year-old woman shot and killed outside a Sioux Falls hair salon describes her as a fun-loving and hard-working young lady who was a joy to have in the classroom.
The killings and the attacks on U.S. Embassies in Libya and Egypt are being condemned by the first Muslim elected to the US House -- Rep. Keith Ellison.
The 19-year-old Minnesota mother accused of failing to get medical help for her toddler will be sentenced Thursday morning.
Sex offenders who are enrolled in a new mentoring program through the Department of Corrections are 84 percent less likely to return to prison, according to a new study.
Minneapolis Police say they've made an arrest in a stabbing death that took place in the city more than 30 years ago.
The man accused of strangling his mother and setting her body on fire last week made his first court appearance in Ramsey County on Wednesday.
A Coon Rapids man who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in his 5-month-old daughter's death has been sentenced.
Two brothers face assault charges after a St. Paul road rage incident last week that allegedly involved multiple cars, a baseball bat and broken windows, police say.
Four former Army soldiers and a civilian have been charged in new indictments for connections to an anti-government militia that authorities say was led by Fort Stewart troops who stockpiled weapons and talked of ultimately overthrowing the U.S. government.
