Woman Gets 3 Years Probation For Scheme That Saw Her Cutting Women To Earn Them Temporary Visas
Yuridia Hernandez Linares would cut the women with a sharp object to make it look like someone attacked them.
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Yuridia Hernandez Linares would cut the women with a sharp object to make it look like someone attacked them.
If convicted, Kruchten faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years and maximum sentence of 30 years in federal prison on each count.
A 24-year-old Sauk Rapids man is reportedly facing charges accusing him of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl while working as a personal care assistant.
A Minnesota woman is accused of being part of a couple who have been printing fake money and using it to buy lottery tickets in the north metro.
A bicyclist from the Twin Cities has died after being hit by a car earlier this month in southern California.
A 14-year-old boy is in police custody in connection to the shooting of a 14-year-old girl in St. Paul's West Side neighborhood.
Activists in the Twin Cities are calling for Sen. Amy Klobuchar to withdraw from the race for president following reports that a black teenager might have been imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit while she was a top prosecutor.
A 46-year-old Oakdale man has been sentenced for falsely recording his hours worked and mileage reimbursement claims while working as a probation agent for the Dakota County Community Corrections.
A Braham couple who failed to pay taxes for five years now owe more than $18,700.
A Hastings woman says Jeffrey Epstein psychologically and sexually abused her for decades.
For 49 months, the Ramsey County Attorney's Office has overseen the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
No arrests have been made as of Tuesday afternoon, but Edina investigators, and several other agencies, are working the case.
He will be sentenced on March 30. A 7-year, 8-month sentence to the Department of Corrections is expected, according to a media release.
Coles, 24, who is imprisoned on federal first-degree aggravated robbery charges, allegedly told officers he was "going to assault the next officer he saw, no matter who it was."
In a plea deal, Czeck admitted to leaving the scene of the accident. It was not until two days later that he turned himself in.
