5 teenage boys arrested after attempted carjacking in Edina
Edina Police are investigating after five teenage boys allegedly attempted a carjacking on Wednesday morning, sending a nearby middle school into lockdown.
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Edina Police are investigating after five teenage boys allegedly attempted a carjacking on Wednesday morning, sending a nearby middle school into lockdown.
Additionally, carjackings are down 42%, and so far this year, 330 illegal guns have been taken off the streets.
A St. Olaf college student who was charged after a cache of ammunition was found in his dorm room could soon be released to his home in Vermont.
An investigation is underway after three high school students in Hibbing allegedly shot at multiple kids outside an elementary school with a toy gun.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has filed a lawsuit against the City of Minneapolis, accusing the city police department of discriminatory use of undercover social media accounts.
A Missouri man already serving life in prison for killing two brothers from Wisconsin over a cattle contract has been sentenced to 32 additional years for a related federal crime.
A 29-year-old Mankato man is accused of illegally taking his 2-year-old child and later getting into a lengthy standoff with authorities after they attempted to arrest him.
The bodies were found as police looked in wooded lots and even sinkhole ponds known as cenotes.
A traffic stop took a troubling turn Tuesday afternoon in the south metro.
A judge has dropped a felony charge against the former chairperson of the Wisconsin Parole Commission.
The man claims he is not 35-year-old Nicholas Alahverdian, who was charged in connection with a 2008 rape in Utah.
Police in St. Cloud say a death near Heritage Park is being investigated Tuesday.
Rashad May pleaded guilty to aiding an offender in connection to the August shooting by the Nike store on the mall's second floor.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections says Kim Potter requested that her sentence be commuted last year, but the state's Board of Pardons decided not to review her application.
"Sixteen months doesn't compare to the life sentence that we are stuck with," said Katie Wright.
