A fire in a Brooklyn Park apartment was controlled in two minutes with help from neighboring fire departments; one civilian was injured and the cause is under investigation.

A shooting in Minneapolis left one dead and two injured. Police responded immediately, providing aid and investigating the incident. Three firearms were found, and efforts to increase safety are underway.

Minneapolis Police swiftly arrested four juvenile suspects linked to a stolen car and a shots-fired incident, emphasizing the department's rapid response to such crimes.

Brooklyn Park Police are seeking a disoriented man who appeared at local homes, poorly dressed for the cold, and remains missing despite extensive searches.

The Minnesota BCA verified the accuracy of breath test results after correcting errors from incorrectly inputted data, maintaining DWI test integrity and updating protocols.

Minneapolis Police de-escalated a situation with a man firing a gun into the air without injury. The incident at 24th Street & Chicago Avenue was resolved safely due to the officers' quick response.

A Duluth K9 unit tracked down a suspect, Amber Hammond, after she fled a traffic stop and led police on a chase, resulting in her arrest on multiple charges.

Wright County Sheriff’s Office arrest report details recent offenses including controlled substances, DWI, and various other charges, as well as traffic incidents and violations.

Traffic fatalities in Saint Paul, Minnesota, have decreased due to the police department's intensive safety efforts, including over 18,000 motorist stops and enforcement against hazardous driving behaviors.

Minneapolis Police use social media to share safety tips during National Crime Prevention Month, urging community engagement and personal awareness for a safer city.

Ex-U.S. Customs Officer Anthony Crowley pled guilty to child pornography charges after a cyber tip led to the discovery of illicit materials on his devices.

A mechanical error at Blue Earth County Justice Center has cast doubt on 161 breathalyzer tests; authorities are reviewing tests conducted between Oct 2024 and May 2025 for potential inaccuracies.

FBI says a St. Paul man posted a TikTok offering $45,000 for the murder of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi; he was arrested and charged in federal court.