Today In Minnesota History: Notorious Minneapolis Murderer Found Guilty
On March 8, 1895, one of Minnesota's most notorious murderers was found guilty.
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On March 8, 1895, one of Minnesota's most notorious murderers was found guilty.
Tyrese Johnson and Chelise Brown are charged with stealing a St. Paul police Segway along with a pepperball gun.
A sophisticated scam targeting bank customers has a Twin Cities man sending a warning to others.
A Minnesota man admitted Thursday that he hacked into state government databases in 2017 as an act of retaliation after the acquittal of an officer who fatally shot Philando Castile during a 2016 traffic stop.
A man accused of pulling a gun on a group of young Somalis inside a McDonald's in a Minneapolis suburb has pleaded guilty.
A Twin Cities woman is accused of leaving her three young children home alone last week in a feces-ridden apartment with no food.
Officials at the University of Minnesota are investigating after two women were reportedly harassed over the weekend by a group of teenage boys, one of whom allegedly exposed himself to them.
Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart is planning to host a community meeting in Jayme Closs' hometown.
A growing number of mass shootings is prompting states to pass "red flag" laws, including Minnesota.
Officers were dispatched to an apartment in Mendota Heights on January 16 at about 2:30 p.m. Some residents had complained about the smell of marijuana.
More details have been released after a man was found dead on a road near Rochester.
A man accused of shooting his wife and paralyzing her for the rest of her life pleaded guilty to his crimes Monday.
A man was arrested after authorities discovered several jars containing a psychedelic drug in a Rice Lake home.
Two Montana men are facing drug charges after officials say they were pulled over in central Minnesota with 900 pounds of marijuana.
The 5- and 6-year-olds from Chelsea Heights Elementary School in St. Paul were on a field trip to the Walker Art Museum when a sexual predator hitched a ride to St. Paul by hiding out in the back of the bus.
