Police Search For The Stolen Valor Of Lakeville Vietnam Veteran
A Lakeville family is asking for help in the search for two irreplaceable items belonging to a Vietnam Veteran.
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A Lakeville family is asking for help in the search for two irreplaceable items belonging to a Vietnam Veteran.
Minneapolis police are asking for the public's help in finding Jerome Anthony Woodland, a suspect they believe was involved in a homicide on Wednesday.
A La Crosse man has been charged in his third child sexual assault case.
A host of families are upset over Winona State University's plans to cut all nine teachers from its children's center.
City officials in West St. Paul are demanding a man remove a colorful Black Lives Matter mural from his fence because it violates code.
Elk River Meats is closing for good next month. Owners Bob and Denise Robeck are retiring and will open for the last time May 1.
Minnesota health officials on Saturday reported 2,454 new cases of COVID-19 and additional 12 deaths, as 30% of Minnesotans 16 and older have been fully vaccinated.
Bemidji Police are asking for the public's help in finding Eliza Defoe, a 14-year-old who was last seen around Detroit Lakes on April 8.
Students at White Bear Lake High School walked out of class Friday morning, to protest what they say is the school administration's lack of attention to racial issues.
The event was organized by several coalitions, including CAIR Minnesota and Communities United Against Police Brutality.
An effort is underway to vaccinate people in underserved communities, including those in the Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul.
Baker's autopsy lists law enforcement restraint and neck compression as part of the cause of death. It also lists contributing factors, including heart disease, fentanyl intoxication, and methamphetamine use.
Since the beginning of the year 600 catalytic converters have been stolen from St. Paul residents. That's a rate of six per day.
Minnesota is one of the top states for rising COVID cases, according to the Center for Disease Control.
Friday will mark the 10th day of testimony in the Derek Chauvin trial, and the medical examiner who performed the initial autopsy on George Floyd is expected to take the stand. His findings are key to both sides in the case, as the central argument is over Floyd's cause of death: whether it was because of Chauvin's pinning him under his knee for nearly 10 minutes or underlying health conditions and a drug overdose.
