Judge: Sufficient evidence for trial to proceed for Apple River stabbing suspect
A Prior Lake man accused of killing one person and stabbing four others on the Apple River earlier this summer appeared in court Friday.
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A Prior Lake man accused of killing one person and stabbing four others on the Apple River earlier this summer appeared in court Friday.
A scary situation at a Twin Cities hospital ended peacefully.
A 39-year-old Minneapolis woman has been charged with allegedly accidentally fatally shooting her boyfriend during an argument.
Coon Rapids police say officers tried to stop an SUV that was traveling the wrong way down Highway 10 in Coon Rapids Wednesday afternoon – but the driver didn't give up, and nearly backed over an officer.
Thursday was the Gophers' first home game since taking down rival Wisconsin 278 days ago. While it's a reason to celebrate, a surge in nearby crime since that point has drawn concern of University of Minnesota officials.
A 28-year-old Crystal school teacher is accused of sexually assaulting two of his extended family members more than 100 times while the two of them were minors.
The attorney for the teen says his client plans to waive his right to a preliminary hearing. The teenage suspect was 14 when Peters was killed, and he told police he planned it.
Police have arrested a 34-year-old woman from Bena in connection with the incident, which happened on the 4700 block of Allens Bay Drive Southeast.
Police said this is their 24th homicide investigation of the year.
Police say that a man in his 30s sustained a life-threatening injury in a fight that happened near Bde Maka Ska Wednesday afternoon.
A 24-year-old Hamel, Minnesota woman is accused of absconding with her baby during a parental visitation at a Shakopee government center Tuesday. The baby has since been found safe.
A 30-year-old Red Lake man has been sentenced to nearly two decades in prison for sexually assauting a woman after picking her up from the side of the road.
The victim told police that he had been stabbed by a man who had come to the house, and claimed that he didn't know who the assailant was or why he stabbed him.
A teacher who was just trying to help was taken advantage of. Now she's out thousands of dollars and wants to warn others before it happens to them too.
Those who've experienced mass violence say the state isn't doing enough to prevent future incidents, while law enforcement officials tell CBS News state law makes it easy for criminals to get guns.
