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It's a crime with no witnesses and no surveillance video, but investigators seem confident they know what happened. They're tight-lipped about exactly what evidence they have, but the State Patrol did take WCCO behind-the-scenes to show what it takes to crack cases.
An Owatonna man who sued a Mower County sheriff's sergeant alleging excessive force during his arrest has died.
Police investigating an apparent attempted abduction in North Minneapolis say the girl managed to stab her attacker and escape.
Video from inside the Seward Market in south Minneapolis where three people were gunned down in January 2010 has been released.
A 43-year-old man has been arrested in connection to a liquor store robbery that led to a police search at a park in St. Paul Monday, according to Mendota Heights Police.
A 35-year-old man is accused of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl on a school bus back in June, according to criminal charges filed Tuesday in Hennepin County Court.
Fairview and North Memorial hospitals are working to alert their patients after a laptop containing patient information was stolen from a locked car.
Police are investigating an apparent attempted abduction in Minneapolis Monday afternoon.
A Fairmont woman has been sentenced to a year in jail for sharing her painkillers with a friend who died of an overdose.
Two Minnesota men accused of beating a man because he was black are going to prison. But the victim isn't happy about it.
Dozens of officers from multiple organizations searched for a robbery suspect in the Cherokee Park area in St. Paul Monday.
A Burnsville man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for fatally shooting his ex-wife in front of their three children.
A former flight attendant pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to starting a fire aboard an airplane more than three years ago and forcing an emergency landing in North Dakota.
A grounds worker at a Green Bay area cemetery is accused of stealing a $2,000 guitar from the casket of a man who died recently.
While the number of citations given by state troopers for texting and driving has steadily increased in Minnesota, the North Dakota Highway Patrol says enforcing that state's new texting law has been a challenge.
