Julio Alvarado pleads guilty to crash that killed longtime Pizza Lucé driver Aaron Zach
Julio Alvarado's blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit after the crash that killed Pizza Lucé driver Aaron Zach in August.
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Julio Alvarado's blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit after the crash that killed Pizza Lucé driver Aaron Zach in August.
A Fridley man is accused of firing the bullet that struck an 11-year-old girl in the face while she was inside her Minneapolis home just minutes into the new year.
Starting on Monday, MnDot will close the southbound Interstate 35W at the I-35W/Interstate 494 interchange Bloomington/Richfield. The northbound I-35W interchange will then close on Tuesday.
The St. Paul Fire Department says one of the victims of a house fire that sent a mother and six children to the hospital has died.
The city of Minneapolis has begun clearing a controversial homeless encampment in Minneapolis' Ventura Village neighborhood Thursday.
Laneria Wilson, 11, was shot just minutes into the new year while she was inside her bedroom in north Minneapolis.
A 27-year-old woman is charged with second-degree murder in connection to a shooting outside of a Minneapolis deli on Saturday.
At High School for Recording in St. Paul, a studio full of faces of the future is focused on the past. A dozen teens are recording a podcast.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday afternoon the city of Minneapolis can clear a controversial encampment for the homeless community.
A man was sentencing Wednesday in a carjacking case that involved a dog being thrown out of a car window.
The Minneapolis Fire Department rescued a woman in her 80s from a burning home on Wednesday.
Organizers announced Wednesday that the 2024 Lake Minnetonka Klondike Dog Derby is canceled due to unseasonably warm weather and unsafe conditions on the lake.
The family of Ricky Cobb II, a Black man who was killed by a state trooper during a traffic stop in July, filed a complaint with the Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Board, arguing that Trooper Ryan Londregan's use of deadly force did not comply with state statutes.
The $6.5 million gift came from the estate of Dr. William D. Wells and will provide funding for the museum's chair of science position.
The changes primarily center around their "Brady-Giglio policy," which refers to information that must be turned over any time a police officer is called as a witness in a case.
