St. Paul Police: Jeriko Boykin Dies Following Shooting, Rollover Crash That His Injured 4-Year-Old Son
St. Paul Police think the shooter knew who they were targeting. That person has not been caught.
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St. Paul Police think the shooter knew who they were targeting. That person has not been caught.
A 51-year-old Plymouth man is accused taking thousands of dollars from a victim's estate that was owed to a charity to pay off his own debts.
A man and a 4-year-old child are injured from gunfire after a shooting and rollover accident Sunday night in the 400 block of Wabasha Street in St. Paul's west side, police say. The shooting happened around 5:15 p.m. Multiple 911 callers reported shots fired, stating a vehicle rolled over and two victims were inside.
West Virginia State Police have charged three people after the remains of a Minnesota man were found.
Police say the death of a 28-year-old man who was shot on a north Minneapolis street corner in June has been ruled a homicide.
A woman is in custody following a double stabbing Friday night in Minneapolis.
A Brooklyn Park couple now await sentencing after pleading guilty to the death of a foster child under their care.
Officials say the 13-year-old girl seen being arrested by St. Paul police in a video widely shared on social media is charged with assault.
St. Cloud police say a 37-year-old St. Cloud man is in custody after threatening another man with a loaded shotgun inside his residence, resulting in a standoff situation with police.
Authorities say 16 people have been charged in a methamphetamine distribution operation in central Wisconsin.
The mother of a 13 year-old girl arrested by St. Paul police is speaking out.
A video of police arresting a teenage girl has captured the attention of St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter.
Authorities say a Hennepin County Sheriff's Office official admits he was drinking before he drove into a ditch.
Ramsey and Washington Counties are launching a website to help those with offenses like minor drug, theft and property crimes navigate the expungement process.
Hy-Vee said that customer data could have been accessed from as long ago as Dec. 14, 2018 at some locations' fuel pumps, and as long ago as Jan. 15, 2019 at restaurants and drive-thru coffee shops.
