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Somebody is preying on those who are looking to become U.S. citizens.
Bloomington police say a man making vague statements about "blowing up America" prompted a brief lockdown Friday in a portion of the Mall of America.
Morrison County authorities say a 17-year-old boy shooting at a squirrel shot and wounded a woman sitting in her yard.
Store clerks are often trained to spot counterfeit currency. Using special felt markers, they'll check to see if the money tendered is worth the paper it's printed on. If the marker stripe on the large denomination bill turns yellow, chances are the bill is legitimate.
Jonathan Rubio-Segura was convicted of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter on Friday in the death of Anthony Gale.
A Minneapolis woman was sentenced to take down her Facebook page and to not participate in social networking for one year.
Police said Friday that they arrested a man who they believe fatally shot the mother of his child in a Minot apartment earlier this year, but that they're still investigating the killing of her brother, mother and mother's boyfriend.
A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling striking down a Wisconsin law banning taxpayer-funded hormone therapy for transgender inmates.
Wisconsin State Fair Park officials are instituting some changes following at least two dozen arrests and injuries to park police officers during opening day of the fair.
Nicholas Adam Kluessendorf, 22, faces three counts of attempted first-degree murder and three counts of assault in the first degree.
A grand jury has returned first-degree murder charges against the ex-boyfriend of a Minnesota State University student who was fatally stabbed.
A new federal lawsuit claims that for at least two years, dozens of Red Wing High School students mocked African-Americans during homecoming week by wearing low-slung pants, oversized sports jerseys and flashing gang signs.
Two men were indicted by a Hennepin County grand jury Thursday on first-degree murder charges in connection with the July 20 murder of Shea Stremcha.
Authorities have released an age-progression picture of a teenager who went missing 22 years ago.
A 19-year-old man is charged with five felonies after being accused of driving a stolen vehicle, leading police on a high-speed chase and causing an accident that injured another man.
