Kenyatta Buckles Found Guilty In 2019 Sexual Assault
A Minneapolis man was found guilty Monday of multiple charges stemming from a 2019 sexual assault.
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A Minneapolis man was found guilty Monday of multiple charges stemming from a 2019 sexual assault.
Criminal defense attorney Joe Tamburino is not related to the case but is calling the criminal vehicular homicide charges unusual.
The United States Postal Service is hanging out the help wanted sign.
An Illinois man was sentenced to more than eight years in prison for setting fire to a boarded up Sprint store in Minneapolis following the unrest after the murder of George Floyd last summer.
The daughters of a man killed in a deadly explosion are speaking out for the first time.
For many families who have a loved one with memory loss, the transition out of pandemic life has come with notable changes.
New data from the Minnesota Department of Health has some asking more questions about the upcoming Minnesota State Fair.
Hennepin Healthcare announced Tuesday it will require a COVID-19 vaccination for all employees.
Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott declared a local health emergency Monday effective immediately.
A 40-year-old Minneapolis man has pleaded guilty to seven violent armed robberies of Twin Cities businesses in late July of 2020.
Officials in northern Minnesota say crews are battling a two-acre fire in Bemidji.
The jury will be anonymous and partially sequestered in the trial of Kim Potter, the former Brooklyn Center officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright.
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday held a ceremonial bill signing for the Veterans Restorative Justice Act, a bipartisan bill which aims to provide veterans caught in the criminal justice system with social services rather than jail time.
A 27-year-old Minneapolis man faces multiple charges accusing him of striking a pregnant traffic enforcement agent with his vehicle after an argument over a parking ticket.
The U.S. Senate passed Tuesday a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, and Minnesota's senators say the legislation would bring billions of dollars of overdue investment to the state's roads, bridges and broadband infrastructure.
