Mary Moriarty pledges transparency when she becomes Hennepin County attorney
After more than three decades as a public defender, Mary Moriarty will be on the other side of criminal cases come January when she is sworn in as Hennepin County attorney.
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After more than three decades as a public defender, Mary Moriarty will be on the other side of criminal cases come January when she is sworn in as Hennepin County attorney.
For the first time, St. Paul Police offered complete access to show how it's training officers to use less force.
ome people living in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood want to partner with the city to make their neighborhood safer.
Two men and a woman were struck by bullets in three separate shootings Wednesday in Minneapolis.
A middle school in Golden Valley says it is investigating a social media video that shows "what appears to be a gun" inside a school bathroom.
A critical part of a Twin Cities pet business is missing.
New rules are in the works by the Minnesota agency over police licensing, training and standards that could change things like what goes into a background check.
The DOJ says Khemwattie Singh received almost $300,000 in PPP funds, $116,600 of which was transferred to her own bank account to pay for "a home loan and credit card payments."
A Minnesota man was sentenced Monday to nearly 22 years in prison for conspiring to distribute meth while he was in a Minnesota prison.
No one was injured in the attempted carjacking.
A man convicted of killing a Minneapolis police officer 30 years ago may be released from prison as soon as next week.
You told us transparency with police training is paramount. We listened, and started working on a special, months-long project to offer the first real look at training for use of force.
"I worked with survivor families for years, so I know there is so much more to these stories," said Sheriff Scott Rose. "That's their biggest fear. They don't want these stories to be forgotten."
The season of giving this time of year usually includes lots of spending. Unfortunately, nefarious people take advantage of that.
The deceased victims were identified as Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and D'Sean Perry, UVA President Jim Ryan said during a press conference.
