BCA investigating deadly standoff in south Minneapolis
WCCO’s Reg Chapman looks into a deadly standoff that happened overnight on 21st Avenue South in Minneapolis.
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WCCO’s Reg Chapman looks into a deadly standoff that happened overnight on 21st Avenue South in Minneapolis.
Police in south Minneapolis fatally shot a man Thursday morning, ending an hourslong standoff that began when a woman reported a man was trying to shoot into her apartment through the wall.
Four people are expected to survive after being shot Wednesday night in north Minneapolis.
The dog, named Rovie, was in the store's entryway around 10:30 p.m. when police said a woman grabbed her, loaded her into a vehicle and left.
A 34-year-old woman is charged with murder for running over her ex-boyfriend early Saturday morning in Minneapolis.
The Truce Center has developed a new way to keep kids away from guns by providing mentorship and a path forward.
The victim told police he was sitting in his car when he was struck by gunfire.
Crime has jumped 45% in some neighborhoods near the University of Minnesota’s Minneapolis campus over the last four years. David Schuman shares the new plan the U and Mayor Jacob Frey are rolling out.
Parents are demanding the way safety is handled around the University of Minnesota change before students return this fall.
WCCO's Pauleen Le sits down with Myon Burrell, who is sharing his story of serving 18 years behind bars in an upcoming local documentary about the troubling "school to prison" pipeline.
A man who, in April, is suspected to have fatally shot another man has been charged with second-degree murder after previously being convicted of aggravated robbery.
Minneapolis is trying a new approach to control rising crime, and fulfill a promise of change following the murder of George Floyd.
Law enforcement say there immediate results were seen this weekend a new effort to stop late-night crime in the Twin Cities.
If approved by the Minneapolis City Council, Dr. Cedric Alexander would oversee the Minneapolis police and fire departments, the 911 call center, and community outreach.
On Friday night, the Minnesota State Patrol made close to 280 traffic stops in Minneapolis. Forty-seven of them were cited for driving without a valid license. Seventeen were arrested.
It's no secret the city of Minneapolis is trying to create an atmosphere of safety and community. That's part of the motivation behind "Open Streets,” which was held Sunday on Franklin Avenue.
Minneapolis police report that the missing man has been found safe at a Target store in Richfield.
It's no secret the city of Minneapolis is trying to create an atmosphere of safety and community. That's part of the motivation behind "Open Streets."
A young man has died after more gun violence in Minneapolis.
A motorcyclist was arrested Saturday after a police chase ended with a crash in Minneapolis.
Organizers say that the event was the largest monthly car gathering in the country.
Some of Michael Rainville's fellow councilmembers are calling for him to do more after he blamed Somali youth for the chaos over the holiday weekend.
Minneapolis Councilmember Michael Rainville was addressing constituents regarding the disruption and destruction downtown on July 4 when he made comments that have many demanding he take responsibility for his words.
Dr. Cedric Alexander says he had lots to move on when it comes to integrating five departments: police, fire, 911, emergency management, and neighborhood safety.
The position integrates five departments -- 911, the city fire department, the emergency management office, the police department, and neighborhood safety, formerly known as the Office of Violence Prevention.
