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The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has announced the identity of the officer who was shot in the hand earlier this week, in an incident that police say rumors surrounding it turned into nights of unrest in the city.
St. Cloud police are asking for the public's help in identifying two arson suspects in a house fire.
No one has been arrested; investigators say the shooter or shooters fled the scene before officers arrived.
A 47-year-old Minneapolis man with history of sexual violence is accused of beating and raping a woman earlier this year.
Officials are investigating after a shooting early Friday morning left a man hospitalized with several gunshot wounds.
A 28-year-old Waite Park man is in jail accused of chasing children with a machete Thursday.
Supporters of greater police accountability met Thursday evening in Minneapolis to talk strategy.
Minnesota's Maggie Nichols is speaking publicly about sexual abuse by the former USA Gymnastics team doctor.
Two more robberies have been reported on the University of Minnesota's East Bank campus, bringing the total to three since Tuesday.
Minneapolis police have opened a suspicious death investigation after a child died Thursday morning.
Bloomington police have released surveillance images of the two male suspects who shot Kevan Tran inside of his restaurant Tuesday night.
The Minnesota Senate's GOP majority passed a limited set of measures Wednesday that the Democratic governor dismissed as "weak sauce."
A 26-year-old Staples man is the latest to be charged in the burning of the Third Precinct police station in south Minneapolis during the nights of unrest immediately following the death of George Floyd.
Minnesota prosecutors acknowledged Wednesday that a Minneapolis police officer had his knee on the neck of George Floyd for 7 minutes, 46 seconds — not the 8:46 that has become a symbol of police brutality — but said the one-minute error would have no impact on the criminal case against four officers.
"The whole country is looking at George Floyd, but we see George Floyd often, unfortunately."
