Police: Man Critically Injured In Mpls. Shooting During Attempted Carjacking
The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating after a man was critically injured in a shooting Sunday evening.
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The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating after a man was critically injured in a shooting Sunday evening.
Minneapolis police say a suspect is in custody with non-life threatening wounds after exchanging gunfire with officers Thursday morning.
Hennepin Healthcare Occupational Therapist Courtney Mitchell says some post-COVID patients can face recoveries similar to brain injury patients.
Officer Matson joined lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol to present legislation Thursday morning.
The Lakes Area Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding John Grillo.
Most high school sports are requiring athletes to wear masks during game play and practices, and not all students and parents are too thrilled about the requirement.
Two Canadian citizens have been federally charged after they were found to be carrying 67 firearms in their car in Fergus Falls.
The City Council would need to act by the end of February in order to allow the Minneapolis Charter Commission 150 days to consider the amendment.
The earliest show on the calendar is the return of "Hamilton," which is scheduled to open July 26 and run for a month.
Out of all the businesses, 50% said they could only remain solvent for the next six months under lockdown conditions; roughly 30% said they could only stay above water for three months or less.
The Champlin Police Department has issued what it calls a friendly reminder after a "romantic entanglement" needed to be broken up in a busy parking lot.
The University of Minnesota says it's closely monitoring security around the Twin Cities campus following reports of potential unrest surrounding the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.
Wildlife advocates on Thursday asked a federal court to overturn a U.S. government decision that stripped Endangered Species Act protections for wolves across most of the nation.
Teachers and parents in Minneapolis say they're concerned about the health risks of returning students to the in-person learning as COVID-19 continues to spread and the vaccination rollout has been slower than expected.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) says people visiting the State Capitol over the next several days will notice the presence of law enforcement officers, National Guard soldiers and other extra security measures.
