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A 20-year-old St. Paul man faces charges in connection to a fatal shooting that he says was supposed to be a "simple robbery," according to charges filed in Ramsey County.
A Minnesota veteran who's become a social media sensation is using his newfound fame to help other veterans.
Last week, charges were filed against 56-year-old Darren L. Osborne, of St. Paul, as well as 38-year-old Antoine Suggs. The latter was arrested in Arizona's Maricopa County after he turned himself in.
Gov. Tim Walz's office announced the site will be able to administer 500 doses a day, an increase of 350 daily doses.
A jury found 29-year-old Elsa Segura guilty of aiding and abetting premeditated first-degree murder, aiding and abetting kidnapping and aiding and abetting first-degree murder while committing kidnapping, according to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
"I thought I would get like a couple thousand back, I was hoping for maybe like two or three, but then when I got back exactly what I put down, it was like dang, it's almost like I, you know, rented my car for a year," Jason Myles said.
The chaotic scene at the restaurant was captured on cellphone video. In the immediate aftermath, police charged the three women with assault.
A plant-based restaurant in St. Paul is discontinuing in-person dining "until the COVID case counts drop back to a safe level."
The 11 a.m. court date was set to be a procedural hearing for 68-year-old Gregory Ulrich.
A close encounter with a car fire was caught on camera by Minnesota law enforcement.
"This year it seems like it's almost double, you know, the amount of needles that we're picking up, and there has been an uptick in some of the overdoses and drug-related responses that we go to," Assistant Minneapolis Fire Chief Melanie Rucker said.
"While it's natural to have a questioning attitude, I think one can rest assured as a parent that this is the right thing to do for your child, to protect them," Dr. Madeleine Gagnon said.
Simmons was seen in several posts wearing DHS gear and displaying badges and firearms, "referring explicitly and implicitly to himself as a federal agent."
Families are still cleaning up from last week's deadly storms that dropped at least four tornados on Minnesota.
"There's been no communication," Betsy Berg said. "It's very frustrating because you don't know if you're even safe to bathe in it, to be honest."
