St. Paul Police: Man Dead After He Assaulted Girlfriend, Punched Out Window
A man is dead after assaulting a woman and punching out a window, St. Paul Police say.
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A man is dead after assaulting a woman and punching out a window, St. Paul Police say.
Journalists with WCCO were detained by law enforcement officers on Friday night while reporting on a demonstration outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department, where a crowd gathered to protest the police killing of 20-year-old Daunte Wright.
Should Chauvin be found not guilty on all charges, he will walk out of the courtroom a free man. If he is convicted on any of the three counts, he will be immediately taken into custody.
Over half of Minnesota's eligible population has received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, as health officials report 2,429 additional cases of the virus and 10 deaths.
Crowds were back on the streets Friday night protesting the police-shooting death of Daunte Wright, and a predominately peaceful night suddenly turned after one of the fences surrounding the police building was momentarily breached.
A lot of people have stopped to have conversations with the Guard, some thanking them. Others express their frustrations directly with the Guard members.
Investigators say that they found a woman dead on the scene. A 28-year-old man was taken into custody, and police suspect he was driving while under the influence.
Jurors will get the Derek Chauvin case next week. Few know what it's like to serve on such a high-profile trial.
Reg Chapman reports, from Brooklyn Center, that journalists were held and their photos were taken as credentials were checked, after protests of the death of Daunte Wright devolved Friday night.
Late, last summer Minnesota farmers were facing uncertainties. But a number of factors helped change that and turned it into a near-record year for crop yields.
A group of mothers, fathers, siblings and friends share in a collective pain as families who've lost loved ones to law enforcement.
The Minnesota State High School League board asked state health officials Thursday to allow spring sports athletes to compete outdoors without wearing masks.
The FBI is seeking help in identifying two specific burglars.
A Hutchinson man has been charged for allegedly dragging a police officer with his truck and striking him with a hammer.
People who live in the area say many of their neighbors are staying in hotels or with relatives to avoid the noise as well as the tear gas that seeps into their homes.
