Minneapolis police release disturbing video of mortally wounded man being dumped in alley
Police say the stolen SUV that the suspects were driving was found torched in south Minneapolis.
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Police say the stolen SUV that the suspects were driving was found torched in south Minneapolis.
WCCO-TV has learned at least $1.29 million is available in cash rewards for at least 41 unsolved crimes across the state, including homicides, assaults and vandalism.
A woman from Albert Lea has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $200,000 in public housing rent payments.
Three men are in custody after agents uncovered a meth lab in Shakopee, seizing more than 30 pounds of the drug in the process.
Communities United Against Police Brutality are planning on issuing a list of demands of the city. They also plan to request the Minneapolis City Council to "sign a resolution in support of a moratorium on raids of encampments and small camps."
The Connecticut jury found Jones liable for a total of $965 million, with amounts reaching as high as $120 million for a single person.
The South Simcoe Police Service said the shooting happened at a home in the town of Innisfil, Ontario, just before 8 p.m. Tuesday. Investigators said the suspect in the case also died.
The state says it may sue a problematic Minneapolis liquor store and gas station.
Jury selection in a murder trial begins Thursday for a man accused of killing two people outside a Minneapolis nightclub last year.
The university says one suspect threatened the victim with a knife and stole her purse.
Police were able to contact Deanna Konz, who told them she was "trying to save her daughter's life." Law enforcement are currently searching for her and her child.
A man is dead after a shooting Tuesday night in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood, marking the city's 29th homicide of the year.
Daniel Barrett, 32, was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
The jury, which will be sequestered starting Wednesday, will decide if the gunman will get a death sentence or life behind bars.
"He is someone with experience that would be hard to find anywhere else," said Professor Rachel Moran. "But I also think there are people who will skeptical of this choice because he is someone who essentially grew up professionally in a really problematic police department."
