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An assistant attorney general in Iowa is suing the city of Des Moines and its police chief over his arrest during a June 2020 racial justice protest, alleging he was tackled, pepper-sprayed and handcuffed for no reason.
Prosecutors say James Clayton Wolf falsely labeled crops grown on his rural Cottonwood County farm as organic and that he defrauded grain buyers and undermined the nation's organic labeling system.
Parents are demanding the way safety is handled around the University of Minnesota change before students return this fall.
From the White House on down, Democrats are putting gun violence and the push for more restrictions front and center as they frame the debate for the 2022 November election.
Aissata Dore pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide for hitting a pedestrian with her car and leaving the scene on May 28, 2021.
Nearly two years after his release, Myon Burrell is sharing his story in an upcoming local documentary about the troubling "school to prison" pipeline.
A man who, in April, is suspected to have fatally shot another man has been charged with second-degree murder after previously being convicted of aggravated robbery.
The shootings happened near the intersection of Lake Street and 15th Avenue South at about 11 p.m. Sunday.
A traffic stop related to suspected shoplifting led to a crash that killed a woman and a dog in Anoka County on Monday, ultimately closing a stretch of road.
There will be a special forum with Minneapolis police, campus police and Mayor Jacob Frey. It's open to students and community members from the nearby neighborhood.
Monopolis Brown faces two weapons felonies for both intentional discharge and reckless discharge of a firearm, court documents filed in Hennepin County show.
Police say officers were called to the 900 block of Oriole Drive at about 6:23 p.m. after a 911 caller reported "multiple people with weapons shooting at each other."
Opening statements are slated to begin Monday in the murder trial for a Chicago man accused of killing a youth baseball coach.
If approved by the Minneapolis City Council, Dr. Cedric Alexander would oversee the Minneapolis police and fire departments, the 911 call center, and community outreach.
On Friday night, the Minnesota State Patrol made close to 280 traffic stops in Minneapolis. Forty-seven of them were cited for driving without a valid license. Seventeen were arrested.
