Crime Notes: Wally The Beer Man Trial Update
Wally the Beer Man's case is now in the hands of a Hennepin County jury.
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Wally the Beer Man's case is now in the hands of a Hennepin County jury.
A 44-year-old Richfield man has pleaded guilty Monday to mailing a letter that contained a threat to kill and injure several employees of the Embassy Suites Hotel in Bloomington where he also worked.
Authorities say Notre Dame star wide receiver Michael Floyd had a blood-alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit for driving when he was pulled over by campus police this past weekend.
One police officer has been killed and another critically wounded during a standoff at a house in eastern Wisconsin.
Minneapolis Police are investigating after a stray bullet hit an adult man in the buttocks Saturday night in a Minneapolis park near the Augsburg College campus.
Most of the people who fell ill in a mass drug overdose that left one person dead have been released from hospitals, authorities said Friday.
A 37-year-old Prior Lake man has been arrested and charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old victim he knew, according to Chaska Police.
A state lawmaker on probation for a drunken-driving offense was stopped Wednesday on a possible violation of court conditions barring alcohol use and drinking and driving.
A Minnesota man charged with making a threat that led to the evacuation of an Amtrak train in northern Montana pleaded not guilty to federal charges of false information and hoaxes.
A Minnesota man is being held in county jail in northern Idaho on drug and money laundering charges.
Medical device maker St. Jude Medical says Chief Executive Daniel Starks was detained by airport police in India Wednesday after they found a single ammunition shell in his clothes.
A sentencing date has been set in Minnesota for the former nurse who used the Internet to encourage two people to kill themselves.
Protestors say their peaceful demonstration turned to chaos inside a Minneapolis grocery store Tuesday night, but Cub Foods calls it blatant trespassing on private property.
A man who burned his arm during an Arizona sweat lodge ceremony resumes testimony Thursday in the trial of a self-help author whom he had known for nearly 20 years.
Minnesota will pay $7.25 million to end a lawsuit over a failed health care software project that cost the state at least $30 million before it was scrapped, according to a settlement agreement released Wednesday.
