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A Minnesota truck driver is accused of watching pornographic videos before a crash that killed a highway worker standing along an interstate. Forty-seven-year-old Tate Doom of St. Paul Park was charged last week in Hennepin County court with criminal vehicular homicide and criminal vehicular operation.
A former Minneapolis police officer sentenced to more than 12 years for fatally shooting a woman who called 911 to report a possible crime has been moved to a prison outside of Minnesota.
The work sounds promising: earn a quick buck by reshipping products delivered to your home, but police are sending a warning before more people fall victim to a global crime spree.
Investigators say the horses were starving and had been eating the trees and fence posts around them.
A woman is recovering after she was shot in the leg through the wall of her motel room.
A man died Monday morning in the hospital after he was shot over the weekend in Minneapolis, police say.
Three people are facing felony robbery charges and one person is still being sought after they allegedly robbed a Clarks Grove man on his walk home from work.
Woodbury police say two officers were involved in a shooting late Sunday morning.
Two people are recovering after being shot early Saturday morning on the rooftop of CRAVE restaurant on Hennepin Avenue.
A 51-year-old Sauk Centre man was briefly arrested Friday in connection to a bomb threat at the Stearns County Administration Building.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension have identified the five police officers who fired their weapons following a standoff that left a 23-year-old man dead in Eagan.
University of Minnesota officials say someone was robbed and assaulted in Dinkytown early Saturday morning.
Authorities say three young children who went missing under suspicious circumstances earlier this week in Tennessee were found safe in northern Minnesota.
Eddie Frizell will assume the post Aug. 5, after having served as 1st Precinct inspector in Minneapolis, during which his duties included ensuring public safety during the 2018 Super Bowl.
In sentencing Cosey, Hennepin County District Court Judge Kathryn Quaintance noted the "senseless" nature of the killing.
