Officials Urge Minnesotans To Report, Combat Hate Crimes
State officials are urging Minnesotans to report hate crimes to law enforcement.
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State officials are urging Minnesotans to report hate crimes to law enforcement.
A man who was killed after striking a tree on an ATV Sunday has been identified as 36-year-old Elie Yang of Brooklyn Center.
The search in Lake Michigan for a missing swimmer off the shore of a Milwaukee suburb has turned into a recovery mission.
A man accused of hitting and killing two people with his minivan last year in Eagan pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder Monday.
A crash in southern Minnesota over the weekend which authorities say involved alcohol left two people dead and five others, including three children, injured.
Authorities have made an arrest in a fatal stabbing in Little Canada.
Following what's expected to be a sunny and warm day Tuesday, isolated thunderstorms could be in store for much of Minnesota overnight.
The owner of Midtown Global Market restaurant Mama D's Kitchen has died.
The family of a woman shot in North Minneapolis says it's possible she won't walk again. Thirty-one-year-old Kristina Williams was shot by her boyfriend, Mario Benjamin, early Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, it was nearly a mile and a half wide with sustained winds up to 260 miles per hour. In all, 12 people lost their lives; another 70 were injured.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced R. Kelly is charged with sex crimes stemming from a July 2001 incident with a minor.
In the wake of this weekend's massacres, video games have become a frequent target for politicians.
A Wisconsin man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a Missouri woman who's been missing for 13 years. KRCG-TV reports 37-year-old Keith Comfort is being held in jail on a $1 million bond.
Mario Benjamin is dead following an officer-involved shooting in North Minneapolis early Friday morning. WCCO interviewed the family of the woman Benjamin allegedly shot before police killed him.
A Twin Cities security company believes buildings have the potential to stop mass shootings. WCCO revisited the inventor of a suppression system to see the difference it could make in schools or in a place where terror again struck this weekend.
