Burnsville police responded to threats against local schools, coordinating with school administrations and questioning two juveniles. No ongoing threat is believed.

Minneapolis police arrested two individuals during a traffic stop after finding a firearm and presumed crack cocaine; neither had a gun permit, and one had a felony warrant.

Federal agents in Minneapolis, aided by local police, arrested two individuals using chemical irritants, drawing Council member Chavez's concern over excessive force and community impact.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for DWIs, controlled substances, theft, and traffic violations, highlighting driving offenses and other criminal activities in the county.

The Duluth Police Department released a notification about high-risk offender Willie James Vaughn-Bey, detailing his release into the community and his criminal history involving sexual offenses.

Homeland Security made a single arrest at a Brooklyn Park business, not the large-scale operation rumored. Local police confirmed ICE detained one person; DHS is the contact for further details.

Saint Paul police investigate after a woman was found shot dead in an apartment, marking the city's 14th homicide.

A suspect in a Minneapolis dine-and-dash incident threatened staff with a knife but was arrested shortly after thanks to witnesses and police cooperation.

Coon Rapids PD used social media to share their November service calls, highlighting the diverse nature of police work and promoting transparency with the community.

The Minneapolis Police Department partners with Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths to reduce holiday season impaired driving, deploying extra officers for enforcement.

A student was injured in a shooting at Stewartville High School, prompting a response from the DFL Minnesota Legislative Rochester Delegation, who emphasized the need for gun control legislation.

Morrison County Sheriff's Office, with local law enforcement, checked 58 predatory offenders for compliance with registration requirements; all were found in compliance during the latest verification efforts.

Coon Rapids Police Department increases vigilance against shoplifting during the holidays, promising to prosecute offenders to ensure a safe shopping experience.