Monticello man faces charges after KIK app flags BCA of possible child porn
A Monticello man faces a felony charge after the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reports they received a tip from the KIK messaging app.
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A Monticello man faces a felony charge after the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reports they received a tip from the KIK messaging app.
The Pride festival was canceled in 2020 because of the pandemic. It was scaled back last year, but this year it's back as normal, and it celebrates 50 years of the LGBTQ+ community in the Twin Cities and beyond.
Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor has been moved to an undisclosed facility ahead of his scheduled release date on Monday, WCCO has learned.
The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice hired to investigate Biden's victory in the battleground state testified Thursday that he routinely deleted records, even after receiving open records requests.
The Minnesota Department of Health's latest update includes data from the past weekend, which was delayed in reporting due to the Juneteenth holiday.
A very good dog from Pine Island didn't quite nab the top prize at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Wednesday evening, but she's still a big winner in the eyes of Minnesotans.
Court documents alleged he was sending drug-soaked papers to state prisons, papers that would produce hallucinogenic effects when consumed. The substance was MDMB-4en-PINACA, a synthetic cannabinoid.
Police put out a call for help finding the suspect. On Wednesday, police said he turned himself in "due to pressure from concerned citizens."
Fifteen Republicans joined Democrats to pass the bipartisan-negotiated bill.
A child who was pulled from a hotel pool in Alexandria and hospitalized earlier this month has died, police say.
Berry Hill Farm, which has been open for close to three decades, opened for strawberry picking on Monday as the heat helped these strawberries ripen more quickly.
"They are pretty laid back and calm. They really are," said park manager Ashley Steevens. "They're managed as a wild herd, so this is their territory. This is their home."
Believe it or not, Minnesota climatologists wouldn't consider this week an extreme heat wave. They say our last extreme heat wave was in 2019. But there is a trend they're noticing when those heat waves do pop up.
Any benefits of low-level traffic stops didn't prevent Minneapolis and St. Paul police from putting an end to the practice last year.
No one was seriously hurt Wednesday evening in a crash involving an ambulance and pickup truck in the east metro.
