Minnesota Prison System Temporarily Locked Down
All 9,500 inmates in Minnesota's prison system were on a roughly 24-hour lockdown while authorities conducted a takedown of alleged members of the Native Mob gang.
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All 9,500 inmates in Minnesota's prison system were on a roughly 24-hour lockdown while authorities conducted a takedown of alleged members of the Native Mob gang.
An indictment was unsealed by the U.S. Department of Justice, alleging an extensive crime ring connected with a number of Minnesotans.
A federal jury has convicted a Redby woman of trying to hide her boyfriend after a fatal shooting on the Red Lake Indian Reservation in northern Minnesota.
A northwestern Minnesota shop that sells tobacco, pipes and other products has sued the city of Moorhead over the way police are enforcing a new ordinance outlawing drug paraphernalia.
Amy Senser's attorney does not think the amended complaint filed Monday proves she knew she hit a person.
An accused Mound, Minn. purse thief faces three felony charges after the victim and her husband tracked her down to a nearby mall.
A St. Paul man is accused of assaulting his wife, who is an Iraq war veteran, threatening to kill her and holding her hostage for five days, according to the Ramsey County Attorney's Office.
Duluth police are investigating the death of a 62-year-old man whose body was found in a downtown building.
An Eden Prairie, Minn. karate teacher was indicted Tuesday for engaging in sexual acts with minors at a Illinois karate school.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce said they caught a man who allegedly took advantage of senior citizens and swindled them out of $71,500.
Authorities say they have linked a North Dakota man arrested in a large theft of tools to nine other crimes in Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota.
Police arrested a driver who crashed a pickup into a Maplewood garage.
A person is in the hospital after a shooting in St. Paul early Tuesday morning.
Witnesses say that the wife of an ex-Vikings star should have had ample time to avoid striking and killing a 38-year-old man last fall, according to amended charges.
Three people were indicted last Thursday in federal court for allegedly using counterfeit checks at multiple Target locations to purchase an amount of items totaling more than $12,000, according to court documents.
