60-Year-Old Man Dead In Anoka County Rollover Crash
A 60-year-old Isanti man died in a rollover crash late Thursday evening.
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A 60-year-old Isanti man died in a rollover crash late Thursday evening.
One person is dead and two others were injured following an early morning crash in Burnsville.
It was the moment investigators had waited six years for. Finally, DNA evidence had linked a suspect to one of the city's most gruesome crimes. One who, five years prior, had allegedly physically and sexually assaulted a five-year-old girl waiting for her school bus. On April 4, police arrested the suspect. He then confessed. Everything pointed towards charges and jail time, if not for a Minnesota law preventing it from ever happening.
The former chief of the Alexandria Police Department was arrested Friday for allegedly swindling the west-central Minnesota city for years, using a government-issued credit card for all manner of personal purchases, from computer equipment to gasoline, and covering it up by means of his position of authority.
Two people were shot Friday night in Brooklyn Park in a fight where one of them had a gun.
Investigators in the Twin Cities say that a pet monkey that disappeared earlier this week was stolen.
A Roseville police officer injured in a shooting earlier this week is recovering from surgery.
It's a continent that many people will never reach, but a high school science teacher at Mankato East just returned from Antarctica.
A combination of bird flu and inflation are causing the price of eggs to skyrocket ahead of the Easter holiday.
The sister of a St. Paul woman killed in a domestic violence situation is speaking out, hoping to help others.
If you've driven by Edina City Hall, you may have noticed yellow hearts on the windows. Each heart represents a life lost to COVID-19. Staff added six more just last month.
A 25-year-old Texas man who was charged with the second-degree murder of a 37-year-old man in a Burnsville hotel has been found not guilty by reason of mental illness.
The Minnesota Legislature rushed through $1 million in emergency funding Thursday to bolster the fight against bird flu, a highly contagious disease that has cost the state's turkey farmers more than 1 million birds.
The vetoes spanned a wide expanse of bills passed in this election year, and included bills increasing penalties for crimes, including retail theft, as well as a measure that would have banned cities from prohibiting police to use no-knock warrants.
Fans aren't the only ones happy to see the Twins playing at home Friday. Local business owners say the baseball season is just what they need to help their bottom line.
