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"Minneapolis is a safe city, and simultaneously we are dealing with a very significant increase in crime, and specifically violent crimes. Let's be very clear, that is not acceptable in any way, shape or form."
Authorities in the Twin Cities are asking the public's help in finding a missing woman.
A local trauma expert says violence against women in the Twin Cities is up. In just the past few days, someone shot a woman in four times in north Minneapolis. In Uptown, man and woman are accused of beating a pregnant woman to death.
Hospitals across the state are making a desperate plea for the public's help as COVID-19 cases hit an all-time high this year. It's considered Minnesota's fourth wave in the ongoing battle against the virus.
A 17-year-old boy from Brooklyn Park has been charged in connection to a string of robberies and carjackings between December of 2020 and April of 2021.
A DoorDash driver was caught on a security camera using the lobby of an apartment building as a toilet while delivering food to a resident.
A Chinese national is facing federal charges for harassing a Minnesota college student by using her likeness in various online profiles, resulting in men she doesn't know contacting her and even showing up at her home.
The Rochester Police Department says a 64-year-old woman is missing and believed to be endangered.
"This was the first time in my career that students have been emboldened enough to call me a Black [n-word]," Dr. Versher said.
"I did think to myself, right in that moment, 'Oh God, he could shoot me,'" Father Bernie Carman said. "He could fire this thing."
Top state leaders on Wednesday announced that medical teams from the federal government are being sent to support Minnesota hospitals during the current COVID-19 surge.
The state's oil production was up slightly in September, but prices for North Dakota crude were 32% higher than the state's tax revenue forecast.
As Kyle Rittenhouse's trial has played out in the Kenosha courtroom of Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder, moments of apparent deference to the defendant have struck many observers as curiously different from how murder proceedings often unfold. On Veterans Day, the judge led the jury and others in the courtroom in applause for veterans just as a defense witness who had served in the Army was about to testify.
Klobuchar was diagnosed with breast cancer in February and underwent surgery and radiation treatment.
Target delivered another stellar quarter of strong results, defying a slew of challenges from inflationary pressures to congested ports.
