Black Friday Crime Spree: Police Say Suspects ID'd In 'Brazen Mass Thefts' At Metro Best Buy Stores
Maplewood police say they are "aggressively pursuing" those responsible for a rash of mass thefts at Best Buy last Friday.
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Maplewood police say they are "aggressively pursuing" those responsible for a rash of mass thefts at Best Buy last Friday.
A University of Minnesota alert says one person was shot in the leg on Tuesday evening in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.
A defense attorney for Kim Potter says the former Brooklyn Center police officer will take the stand in her manslaughter trial.
A 43-year-old man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly robbing a bank in the Twin Cities.
A 26-year-old St. Cloud woman is facing murder charges after she allegedly stabbed her 3-month-old boy over the weekend and threw him in the dumpster behind her apartment building.
A Twin Cities man was sentenced Monday for the January hit-and-run death of a man in St. Paul.
In August, attorneys for J. Kueng and Tou Thao argued that their clients would be unfairly prejudiced if they went to trial alongside Chauvin. An attorney for Thomas Lane filed a motion asking to join in his co-defendants' request.
The altercation broke out late Friday night between two groups who had just arrived from Orlando, Florida, according to the Metropolitan Airports Commission.
A viral video claims a woman was nearly kidnapped inside a downtown Minneapolis bar -- but the business says that's not true.
The council looked ahead to a verdict, discussing potential unrest that may come.
St. Paul police are searching for the driver who struck and injured a 4-year-old girl Monday in the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood.
Minneapolis police say a car thief stole a vehicle with an infant inside in the Powderhorn neighborhood Monday evening.
Shoppers are estimated to spend more than $11 billion on Cyber Monday. As shoppers take advantage of holiday deals, so are thieves, targeting package deliveries.
Even as Rittenhouse figures out his next moves, fundraising continues on his behalf, ostensibly to retire legal bills from his trial but perhaps in recognition that he may face civil lawsuits over the shootings.
Potential jurors were asked whether they or anyone close to them participated "in any of the demonstrations or marches related to policing that took place in the Twin Cities area in the last two years." If they participated, they were asked whether they carried a sign and what it said.
