Man Fatally Shot In South Minneapolis Identified As Martin Lee Johnson
A man is dead following a shooting Tuesday night in south Minneapolis.
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A man is dead following a shooting Tuesday night in south Minneapolis.
A Wisconsin man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting a rideshare driver in the Twin Cities last week.
A celebration of life was held Tuesday for a 15 year-old who was the pride of Minneapolis' north side.
Closing arguments wrapped up Tuesday afternoon in the federal trial of three former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death.
A bill that would borrow $42 million to pay for a new juvenile youth prison to be located in Milwaukee County appears unlikely to pass the Legislature this session.
The shooting happened during funeral services for Casanova Carter, who was fatally shot in the neighborhood on Feb. 1.
The officer was not hit by gunfire.
Last week, an Uber driver was carjacked, shot and left for dead in the middle of a St. Paul busy road. Cars drove by the man until finally one person stopped.
Police in St. Paul say multiple people were shot in the city's West Side neighborhood Monday, and one person is dead.
The defense attorney for the third officer charged with violating George Floyd's civil rights rested his case Monday, paving the way for closing arguments in the monthlong federal trial.
An inmate attack inside an eastern Minnesota prison left two guards requiring hospitalization over the weekend, according to the Minnesota Department of Corrections.
The Minnesota State Patrol said a suspect in multiple shootings was arrested after a pursuit that began in the south metro Saturday night.
Police said Sunday the injured woman was taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition.
The idea is that officers would attach GPS tracking devices instead of chasing, then they'd be allowed to track the vehicle for 24 hours. The bill doesn't mention chases or any other specific situations. It says police would be allowed to use mobile tracking devices on any stolen car.
The thief parked the car in a pole barn at a Greenvale Township home, which is owned by a retired Prior Lake police officer and her husband, a retired New Mexico police officer. The couple saw Thompson and handcuffed him.
