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The city of Hopkins is one step closer to restricting a popular toy gun for kids, due to the threat some say they pose to police officers. The Hopkins City Council voted unanimously to approve an ordinance that would ban Airsoft guns from public places.
A town of Fond du Lac man's felony conviction for shooting his neighbor's dog Shakes with a high-powered pellet gun has been upheld.
The attorney for an ex-nurse found guilty of encouraging two depressed people to commit suicide is asking the Minnesota Court of Appeals to overturn his conviction on free speech grounds.
A Northfield, Minn. woman has been charged with 16 felony counts of animal cruelty after being accused of drowning dogs -- both puppies and adults -- and putting their corpses into her freezer.
Last week, a suspected drunken driver was pulled over by Rosemount police, only to flee and take officers on a 110 mph chase.
A 28-year-old man has been charged with stomping on his pregnant ex-girlfriend's stomach in an attempt to kill her unborn child.
Funerals were held Tuesday morning for three members of one family killed inside a home day care. DeLois Brown and her parents, James and Clover Bolden, were found dead last week in their Brooklyn Park home.
Lab tests show that a North Dakota Highway Patrol captain arrested in Minnesota allegedly had a blood alcohol level nearly twice that state's legal limit for driving.
The Department of Corrections denied parole Monday for the man who killed a Robbinsdale police officer in 1985, saying Ronald Schneider has not shown he's met the criteria required for release.
St. Cloud Police are asking for the public's help after they say $15,000 to $20,000 worth of copper was stolen from a business.
The man who killed a Twin Cities college student with his car is going to prison for 40 years.
The Department of Corrections has denied parole for a man convicted of killing a Robbinsdale police officer in 1985.
Police in Rochester are asking the public's help in figuring out how a 47-year-old man died Sunday.
Amy Senser pleaded not guilty Monday to her latest and third felony charge, after a police investigation determined she was on the phone at the time she allegedly hit and killed a man last year.
No charges will be filed against a man arrested in the shooting death of another man who was delivering lasagna to a family friend.
