Mpls. ShotSpotter System Gets First Murder Conviction
A Hennepin County jury has convicted a Minneapolis man of murder, after police were able to catch him thanks to ShotSpotter cameras.
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A Hennepin County jury has convicted a Minneapolis man of murder, after police were able to catch him thanks to ShotSpotter cameras.
It's been more than two years since Harold Schroetter left his Falcon Heights home on a February morning. Schroetter, who was 57 years old, has not been seen since and police suspect foul play. A woman who lived with the postal carrier reported him missing.
An attorney for a Minnesota teenager accused of killing two convenience store clerks in northern Iowa has asked the Iowa Supreme Court to combine two murder trials.
The mother of the man accused of intentionally running over four people in Dinkytown has been charged for helping to cover up the crime.
Larry Gene Hillard pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. He was charged March 10.
A former Freeborn County commissioner who ran a real estate closing company has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $1 million from escrow accounts.
A Minnesota man has pleaded guilty to making a threat that led to the evacuation of an Amtrak train in northern Montana in February.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the civil commitment of a Minnesota man who kidnapped his former teacher and her daughter more than 30 years ago and killed a 6-year-old boy who saw the abduction.
Eau Claire police have arrested a person found with more than $700,000 worth of fake checks and money orders. Authorities say the documents were used in elaborate online scams.
A 50-year-old Crofton man has been given 12 years in federal prison for receiving and transporting child pornography.
Police arrested the mother of the man who purposefully plowed into three University of Minnesota students, one of which died from the injuries he suffered.
A jury has convicted a St. Paul man on charges he assaulted his girlfriend but acquitted him on kidnapping charges.
A 29-year-old Roseville man said he had "no remorse" when he hit three pedestrians in a fatal hit-and-run in Dinkytown, according to police. Now, he faces several felony charges, including second-degree murder.
Two young women, both named Susan, were in St. Paul on the same day in May, two years apart. The similarities prompted police to wonder if there was a serial killer targeting victims named Susan.
One year after a St. Paul woman was shot in her home, police are still looking for her killer. Nick Firkus told police his wife, Heidi Firkus, was shot at home while he was fighting off an intruder. Detectives have not ruled out Nick Firkus as a suspect.
