Apple Valley woman Dorothy Jean Moore is charged with wire fraud and money laundering in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme. She allegedly misused funds meant for feeding needy children.

Five members of the Minneapolis gang "Highs" were convicted for RICO conspiracy, drug trafficking, and firearms offenses, as detailed by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Minneapolis CRT officers arrested an armed suspect wanted for previous crimes after a tip-off, chase, and discovery of a loaded handgun. The suspect, who had ingested fentanyl, was medically evaluated before being jailed.

Mankato Police reported 573 traffic stops, 238 citations, and 18 DWI arrests for May, with the highest BAC at 0.30, emphasizing the importance of safe driving.

Jeffrey William Boysen was sentenced to 72 years for criminal sexual conduct after a Scott County trial, praised for upholding justice and community safety.

The Duluth Police Department is seeking help to find David Storbakken, last seen on May 5, described as a Native American with a faded eagle tattoo on his left hand.

An 80-year-old man, Larry Alstead, died from a self-inflicted gunshot after a domestic dispute in Paynesville, with a deputy also firing shots during the incident.

Minneapolis police apprehended three suspects and recovered a stolen handgun and suspected narcotics after responding to a shots-fired call on Longfellow Ave.

Two individuals were detained during a high-risk search warrant execution by officers at Ridgebrook Apartment related to a weapons investigation. No injuries were reported.

Firefighter Deelia Guite's experience with a deadly fire in St. Cloud reveals the mental health challenges facing firefighters, including the risk of PTSD and depression.

Duluth Police enhanced their online crime map to be mobile-friendly, providing residents with a tool to view local crime incidents easily on any device.

Homeland Security agent Timothy Ryan Gregg is charged with producing child sexual abuse material; uncovered after explicit content was found on a minor's phone.

The MPRB will increase Park Police presence at Boom Island Park after a fatal shooting, stressing park safety and additional measures like patrols and cameras.