Minneapolis Boy, 9, Home Safe After Reportedly Kidnapped By Mother
Minneapolis police say a 9-year-old boy who was reportedly kidnapped by his mother early Sunday morning is now "safe and back with his custodial guardian."
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Minneapolis police say a 9-year-old boy who was reportedly kidnapped by his mother early Sunday morning is now "safe and back with his custodial guardian."
The Minnesota House of Representatives passed Monday the Crown Act, barring discrimination on the basis of hair, an issue that resonates profoundly in the Black community.
A Minneapolis police officer was injured while trying to stop a stolen car on Friday evening.
St. Paul police say investigators are working to determine what led to the shooting and if any surveillance cameras in the area captured what happened.
The complaint says that the victim was stabbed at least 12 times, on her chest, neck and back. The criminal complaint says one of the stab wounds struck her in the heart.
A 22-year-old Minneapolis man has been sentenced Friday to 50 months in prison for striking and killing a woman on a mobility scooter in a hit-and-run incident last October.
The tentative agreement still needs City Council approval, and Mayor Jacob Frey is recommending that it be approved. Frey has said recently that officers "need to be paid more and fired more."
A man was hospitalized Thursday after being shot several times in Brooklyn Park.
A Twin Cities woman is charged with defrauding Minnesota's Medicaid program out of more than $1.6 million through her acupuncture business, which is accused of regularly overbilling customers, even billing them months after they'd last visited the practice.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says a 40-year-old Minneapolis man pleaded guilty Thursday to producing child pornography.
Authorities in South St. Paul are investigating after gunfire struck a home Wednesday night.
Charges filed Thursday accuse a St. Paul woman of holding four people hostage at gunpoint inside a gas station while demanding to speak to her father in federal prison.
A south Minneapolis woman told police the man she fatally shot at her home last month was an intruder, according to a search warrant.
More families lost a loved one to violence last year than in any year since Minneapolis was dubbed "Murderapolis" in 1995. The city's longtime head of homicide says one reason for the spike is the number of guns on the street.
Police in Robbinsdale say officers discovered several pounds of methamphetamine inside a "suspicious vehicle" Tuesday night.
