FBI Has Minnesota On Its Radar Due To 'Boogaloo Bois' Threat
With one week left before the inauguration, the Minnesota National Guard is on standby, preparing for protests or violence at the State Capitol in the coming days.
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With one week left before the inauguration, the Minnesota National Guard is on standby, preparing for protests or violence at the State Capitol in the coming days.
St. Paul police say stray bullets almost struck a mother nursing her infant Monday evening in the Western Hazel Park neighborhood.
Voices from within the community are speaking out and want to be heard about two separate trials for four former Minneapolis Police officers involved in the death of George Floyd.
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday will sign a new executive order to activate the Minnesota National Guard, bolstering security in light of threats of violence and armed protests at the State Capitol building in the coming days.
A 51-year-old Shoreview man is accused of shooting out a squad vehicle's window and a door of a police station in Circle Pines.
Devon Manley is charged with firing at a rival's car last summer, killing the man's girlfriend on her birthday, and endangering their infant.
A 59-year-old man has been charged in connection to a fatal shooting in Brooklyn Park on Saturday.
There will be two trials for the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis last May.
Authorities identified Tuesday the Robbinsdale officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man last week.
The storming of the U.S. Capitol last week by President Donald Trump's supporters has raised concerns about the potential for more violence.
The shooting happened on the 3800 block of 83rd Avenue North at about 7:20 p.m.
The University of Minnesota issued a safety alert after an armed robbery on its Twin Cities campus.
Concerns of follow-up attacks on all 50 state capitols led to a warning from the FBI, stating that armed protests will be happening around the buildings later this week and leading up to the inauguration for President-Elect Joe Biden.
In the wake of last week's violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, tensions ran high Monday in Minnesota as Gov. Tim Walz and state House and Senate leaders met in a virtual forum.
