Henn. Co. Sheriff's Son Charged With Soliciting Child, Possessing Child Porn
The son of Hennepin County's sheriff has been charged with four felonies, including soliciting a child for sex and possessing child pornography.
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The son of Hennepin County's sheriff has been charged with four felonies, including soliciting a child for sex and possessing child pornography.
Authorities say at least one person died Wednesday in a fire at an apartment in Wayzata.
Two men are facing murder charges in connection with a fatal shooting in Fridley last weekend that happened during a drug deal.
"The trend right now is we've got records coming out of our lakes and rivers right now that is unprecedented for state record,"
Governor Mark Dayton says it was his idea to veto all of the funding for the Minnesota Legislature.
The Walker Art Center and Dakota elders addressed the media Wednesday afternoon following a mediation meeting concerning the "Scaffold" structure controversy.
His students and his coworkers remember him as a high school teacher who didn't hold back.
The students at Hastings Middle School go all-out with their annual tug of war. It raises money to help kids buy school supplies.
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A former employee of a Twin Cities Taco Bell store is suing its parent company after he was fired for reporting food safety violations.
Court records show a warrant was issued for 49-year-old Ramon Hutchinson, who went by the alias Raymond.
