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Minneapolis city leaders announced Sunday a $30,000 reward fund for information that leads to arrests in three recent shootings that killed one child and left two others critically injured.
There is a potential for severe weather and heavy rainfall Monday, ahead of a mid-week cooldown.
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says an AMBER Alert was canceled just minutes after it was issued early Sunday evening after two young siblings were reported abducted in Minneapolis.
Two young adults are dead after a two-car crash early Sunday morning in Osakis.
With 443 new cases of COVID-19 reported by health officials Sunday, Minnesota is nearing 600,000 cumulative cases of the virus.
At least 17 states, including Minnesota, have enacted legislation to ban or restrict the practice, according to data provided to The Associated Press by the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Peyton Crest, an 18-year-old from Minnetonka, says she developed anorexia before the pandemic but has relapsed twice since it began.
Minneapolis police say a man found dead in the backseat of a crashed car early Sunday morning was on his way to the hospital after being shot.
Mayor Jacob Frey and Chief Medaria Arradondo gathered once again Saturday with faith and community leaders to talk about what must be done about recent violence.
A boy was killed in an ATV crash Friday night in Moose Lake Township, authorities say.
A University of St. Thomas student set to graduate Saturday was one of the two people killed in an overnight shooting in downtown Minneapolis that also injured eight others, according to the school.
Bemidji police are asking the public's help in finding Jasmin Hays, a 16-year-old last seen on Thursday.
As the anniversary of Floyd's death approaches, some reform supporters say the best way to honor him would be for Congress to pass the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. But many activists warn that some of the proposed reforms have not been enough to stop past police abuses, reflecting a divide within the movement over what would constitute real progress.
Wisconsin may not reach herd immunity from COVID-19 until fall if vaccination rates continue to trend downward, a key state health department leader says.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 599 new COVID-19 cases and nine deaths out of roughly 22,700 completed tests. Data also shows 89% of Minnesotans 65 and older have received at least one vaccine dose.
