The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issued a missing person alert for 19-year-old Elizabeth Burton from Brooklyn Park, urging the public to assist.

Deputies in Carver County found four caged rabbits by a road, leading to a search for their owner, which was successful with help from local residents and social media.

Minnesota's first responders, including Trooper Andrew Haken, fought a grass fire near Virginia, showcasing teamwork and quick response in tackling the wildfire.

Minneapolis Police are searching for Oystern Talbert and his two children, missing since April 22, possibly traveling to Texas or Georgia. They are urging public assistance.

A street race in Brooklyn Park led to a chase and a crash; the driver fled, while the other motorist was hospitalized. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

A fire in Autumn Ridge Apartments was quickly controlled by firefighters, causing no injuries and minimal damage, and did not attract significant media attention.

Minneapolis officers were praised for arresting a suspect involved in drug transactions at a known area for illicit activity, finding drugs, money, and an open robbery warrant.

Officers involved in the fatal Coon Rapids incident on May 21, where Robert Davis died, are named; a BCA investigation is underway. The incident began with a domestic call.

A motorcycle-deer collision in Morrison County injured two, Thomas and Michelle Theisen, who were taken to the hospital. The incident occurred on Partridge Road and is under investigation.

James Taylor Jr. was arrested in Duluth for stabbing a man, and faces multiple charges, including assault. The victim is hospitalized but stable. The investigation continues.

The Minneapolis Police Department seeks assistance to identify a person linked to Tesla property damage on April 10th on 2nd St S, asking for information via email or voicemail.

Mankato Police are searching for a male suspect who threatened juveniles at a Kwik Trip. He is described as a black male with a black beard, wearing a gray hoodie and dark coat. Citizens should report sightings to 911 and not approach him.

Shakopee resident Yancy Hall was sentenced to 12 years in prison for discharging a firearm during a drug-related incident and injuring a mosque congregant.