Road rage incident shuts down Interstate 35E in Eagan
The Minnesota State Patrol and Eagan police are investigating a road rage incident.
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The Minnesota State Patrol and Eagan police are investigating a road rage incident.
Three men who witnessed a fatal shooting involving federal immigration officers in Houston say no officer was threatened, a lawyer who has spoken with them said.
A former daycare teacher has been charged with the malicious punishment of a 4-year-old boy last month.
A first look at how a new strategy is taking on gun violence in Minnesota's largest city. The Minneapolis Police Department launched the Firearm Assault Shoot Team, or FAST, back in May. Wednesday, the department will update the City Council about how it's going. Ashley Grams got an early look at part of that presentation.
The Ramsey County sheriff says a small number of kids in Somali gangs are creating big problems in our community. Sheriff Bob Fletcher made that the focus of his "Live on Patrol" Facebook post. Esme Murphy spoke with two investigators who respond to gang incidents every day.
The legacy left behind by a Minnesota mother who died in a horrifying way. Investigators believe her 17-year-old daughter killed Monk inside their Maplewood home. Ubah Ali spoke with the people Gigi Monk inspired.
Thieves got away with more than $20,000 worth of Pokemon cards. It's part of a growing crime wave across the world at a time when the card value has skyrocketed. Jason Rantala takes a look at what's sparking the demand.
After three years, and dozens of arrests, Minneapolis police feel they are on the right path to end chaos on the Fourth of July. As we near the holiday this year, police are sending a warning they want young people to hear. Adam Duxter shares how safety is taking center stage.
As the temperature heats up, so does crime, especially the kind involving guns. These are just some of the shootings reported across the city since Friday night. At least one man died and a teenage girl was hurt. WCCO's Reg Chapman shares one woman's mission to keep young people out of trouble.
A teenage girl is charged with murdering her mother in a case that police call tragic and deeply disturbing.
Former NBA players Malik Beasley and Ed Davis have been indicted on illegal sports gambling charges, authorities announced Monday.
Investigators say a driver was dangerously drunk during a weekend crash in Woodbury.
Attorney General Keith Ellison announced charges against 7 people today for Medicaid fraud.
Authorities believe two ransom notes addressed to Nancy Guthrie's family — including a note that said she had died — were likely sent by the person or group of people who abducted her.
A medical examiner accused of being "misleading and inaccurate" spurred a review of more than 200 cases in Ramsey County. Many of the cases more than 20 years old. As Esme Murphy reports, it was the murder case of a Minnesota college student that started it all.
Minneapolis police are investigating after three people were hurt in a shooting in the Near North neighborhood Monday night.
Prosecutors are trying to block an ICE agent's road rage case from going to federal court. Charges say that agent cut traffic then pointed a gun at a driver on Highway 62.
A fugitive holed-up in an apartment on Eat Street in Minneapolis last week and started shooting at law enforcement. Charges against him say he shot through the door towards the deputies directly outside.
One year ago, a violent political attack changed Minnesota forever. State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, were shot and badly hurt as they answered the door for what they believed was a police officer. Former Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were shot and killed inside their home by that same gunman. Gov. Tim Walz talks to WCCO's Esme Murphy about the shock of that morning and the lasting impact of the violence on him and the entire state.
The man convicted in the Minnesota lawmaker attacks is waiting to learn his fate. Boelter changed his plea to guilty on Thursday.
This Sunday marks one year since a shocking act of political violence stunned the state. In court Thursday, the accused assassin confessed to murdering the former House Speaker and her husband. He also pleaded guilty to shooting another DFL lawmaker and his wife and confessed to attempting to shoot their daughter.
Federal officials say the investigation into Minnesota's Feeding our Future fraud scheme is expanding. Ashley Grams is here to explain why the feds hope today's arrest is a blueprint for bringing in other suspects.
The man accused of carrying out one of the most shocking political attacks in Minnesota history will be back in court Thursday morning. It could be a major change. New court documents indicate Vance Boelter will take responsibility for killing former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and wounding Sen. John Hoffman and his wife and daughter. Ubah Ali joins us with reaction from lawmakers.
Eat Street businesses are open again after sheltering in place during a standoff Tuesday. A hair salon owner told Frankie McLister they had to hide for an hour.
Social workers are sounding the alarm about a change in how Minnesota handles crimes committed by kids. Starting Aug. 1, children under 13 cannot face criminal charges in Minnesota. Supporters say it's a needed reform to get kids the help they need. But Ashley Grams learned some counties aren't ready to make the change.
