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After months of exhaustive investigations, police in northeastern Wisconsin said Friday they still don't know why an apparently popular teenager held his high school class hostage for six hours before fatally shooting himself as a SWAT team swarmed the classroom.
Hennepin County prosecutors finished their review of Denny Hecker's over-the-phone marriage to Christi Rowan-Hecker and have decided not to file charges, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office announced Friday.
An armed man entered a Fridley bank and ordered everyone to lie down on the floor before fleeing with an undisclosed amount of cash Thursday night, according to the Minneapolis FBI.
A convicted sexual predator seeking an extremely rare release from Minnesota's sexual offender treatment program was confronted Friday by one of his victims, who rejected the man's claim that he no longer poses a threat.
John Rydberg showed no mercy on the night in 1975 when he broke into a rural Wisconsin home and raped a young couple as their son slept upstairs -- or four years later, when he raped a Minnesota woman at knifepoint in front of her children.
A Twin Cities woman claims a drive to a meeting ended with her being spit on by a Metro Transit bus driver.
A Minneapolis man is accused of hiding a camera in his own floor vent to spy on two female renters.
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office says it will decide by Monday whether the wedding between former auto mogul Denny Hecker and Christi Rowan-Hecker was legal.
A 29-year-old man is accused of sexually assaulting his two younger cousins, who are brother and sister.
A 27-year-old Austin woman faces charges after authorities say a meth pipe was found in her bra last August.
Charges allege robbery was the motive for the shooting deaths of a northeastern Minnesota couple in January.
Police in Stearns County have traced a string of false reports to a newspaper delivery man from Sauk Rapids.
A Minnesota man convicted of entering a locked house and sexually assaulting a woman who was sleeping has been sentenced to home monitoring and probation.
The Burnsville Police Department was the first law enforcement agency in the state to use body cameras when it started equipping officers with the technology last summer.
It was a horrible accident that changed their lives forever. But three Minnesota teenagers are using that bad experience to do something good.
