'Boogaloo Boi' Ivan Hunter Pleads Guilty To Firing Assault Rifle Into Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct
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Hunting season is upon us, but for some people getting to a duck blind or a deer stand isn't that easy.
Testing for COVID-19 is up dramatically this month, as Minnesotans comply with requirements for work, school and travel and cases have been on the rise. But where people choose to get tested is creating some problems.
Just one pill can kill. That's the warning from law enforcement, after at least six deadly overdoses this month involving fake prescription pills.
Reporters were given a glimpse Thursday of Afghan refugees' lives on a Wisconsin Army post, getting to see the new arrivals playing soccer with soldiers and toting groceries to the barracks where they're being housed as they wait for their new lives in America to really begin.
Early Monday, someone broke into Cities Auto in Crystal and stole eight cars and about a dozen key fobs. Police believe the suspects returned Wednesday night to take more cars, but Crystal police were able stop them.
No one was hurt last week after a vehicle was struck by lightning in northwestern Minnesota.
The Minnesota Department of Health says it has increased Bloomington's site capacity to administer 500 booster shots a day.
The video even caught the attention of CBS The Late Late Show host James Corden.
Hall of Fame Vikings defensive end and Minnesota's first African American Supreme Court justice, Alan Page, is now officially verified on Twitter.
A fight broke out at Moorhead High School Thursday morning and criminal charges may be possible for some involved, according to police.
Smith & Wesson, one of the oldest gun manufacturers in the country, announced Thursday it is moving operations from Springfield to Tennessee due to gun laws in Massachusetts.
In a court filing, attorneys for the state alleged 33-year-old Jamal Smith "pointed guns at other motorists for minor reasons while driving" in the weeks and months before he allegedly fatally shot Jay Boughton in July.
A 20-year-old man is accused of beating another man until he was bloodied and unconscious when the man tried to intervene in an argument between the 20-year-old and a female companion.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board says blue-green algae has been found at two lakes in the city.
