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There are new details about a deadly shooting in northern Minnesota.
Metro Transit is investigating after a person was stabbed on the Green Line.
Police in Minneapolis have confirmed one person is dead following a shooting on the city's north side Thursday afternoon.
Churches in Burnsville and beyond banded together to help support the community grieving the fallen first responders. In a few days, thousands will have the chance to pay their respects. WCCO's David Schuman is live in Burnsville with the latest details on this week's memorial.
For the second time this month, Minneapolis police are investigating a string of robberies, they say, are being committed by groups of teenagers. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell explains how Minneapolis police are changing the way they respond to robbery sprees like these.
Friends, family and the people across the region are preparing to honor Burnsville's fallen first responders.
Minneapolis police say they're putting new protocols to use in their fight against a recent spree of armed robberies.
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The district attorney there says he tortured and killed Maleesa Mooney in her downtown Los Angeles apartment.
New information is piecing together a terrifying timeline inside a Burnsville home. State agents say a gunman fired more than 100 rounds without warning early Sunday morning, killing two police officers negotiating with him inside and a paramedic who rushed in to help.
The leader of the Forest County Potawatomi tribe has called on Wisconsin lawmakers and other state leaders to search for bipartisan solutions to problems including human trafficking and affordable housing.
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A Minnesota man who repeatedly attacked police officers during the U.S. Capitol riot, wielded a police baton as a weapon and stole two riot shields has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison.
Authorities say a Minnesota man has been arrested on suspicion of killing a 31-year-old woman who was beaten, bound and stuffed inside the refrigerator at her Los Angeles apartment.
There is new information about a deadly shooting in Brooklyn Park. Investigators say the gunman told them he "just lost it."
A felony conviction means Shannon Gooden was not allowed to have any guns. He also had a history of domestic violence accusations. The state's leading agency on domestic violence says what happened on Sunday is just the latest tragedy in a disturbing trend they've tracked for years.
Burnsville officer Matthew Ruge is one of the three first responders killed in a shootout Sunday morning. He grew up in Wabasha. His high school golf coach is among those who can't believe he's gone.
Prosecutors say an executive at a medical device company has been convicted in Minnesota of insider trading for a scheme involving negotiations for the acquisition of the firm that was valued at $1.6 billion.
It's not just first responders showing up at the Burnsville station. A steady flow of families are taking the time to pause and reflect. WCCO's Kirsten Mitchell spoke to Minnesotans who traveled long distances to add to the growing memorial.
Monday evening, families and fellow first responders lined a route through the southwest metro for firefighter Adam Finseth. Finseth was working as a paramedic alongside officers Matthew Ruge and Paul Elmstrand. WCCO's David Schuman has more.
The mother of three of the children who survived the deadly standoff in Burnsville is sharing what happened inside the house. In an interview with WCCO, Noemi Torres says her 12-year-old daughter was in the bedroom with Gooden the entire time.
The shooting in Burnsville is a tragic reminder of how quickly a domestic call can turn deadly. Burnsville is a one of the smaller suburbs in the metro and still, police respond to an average of 900 domestic calls every year.
People are continuing to pay tribute for the fallen first responders, to put flowers on the squad car and fire engine. These fallen officers and fallen firefighter are seen as family here and the sadness and disbelief is overwhelming.
The Medical Examiner confirmed Shannon Gooden is the man accused of opening fire in Burnsville Sunday morning. Police say he killed himself. WCCO is digging deeper into the suspect's history and terrifying moments inside a Burnsville home.
