Operation Restore Justice, led by the FBI, resulted in 205 arrests and 115 child rescues, targeting individuals involved in child sexual abuse and trafficking.

A jogger fended off an attempted sexual assault in Maple Grove. After a prolonged investigation, Jordan Janusz was charged with multiple offenses and arrested.

A Twin Cities family formed Maria's Voice for domestic violence prevention after their daughter's death, educating over 7,500 city workers and 34,000 parishioners and launching 'Bold Voices' for men.

A young man was fatally shot in Minneapolis; no suspects are in custody, as police seek evidence and public assistance.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported various arrests, including domestic assault and controlled substance violations, with specific individuals named and detailed charges listed. Traffic incidents and tickets were also mentioned.

Local firefighters quickly contained a morning fire on 9037 Moorland Chase Ave., preventing injuries or major damage.

The Meeker County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find 15-year-old Alexavier Flores, missing since March 26 after last seen at his school in Grove City. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

The Blaine Police Department released their April 2025 monthly report, noting 3,759 calls including traffic stops and medical emergencies, among others.

Police responded to a weapon-related altercation at Autumn Ridge Apartments, swiftly arresting a male suspect without incident and recovering firearms.

A theft at Brooklyn Park's Cub Foods led to a high-speed chase, a suspect fleeing, and a later crash. The stolen goods were recovered; the suspect escaped without causing injuries. The incident remains under investigation.

Police in Mankato, MN, arrested a woman for robbing a KFC at gunpoint; they used a drone to find the weapon and recovered cash, highlighting successful interdepartmental cooperation.

Brooklyn Park Police warn of thefts during Facebook Marketplace transactions, advising use of exchange zones at precincts after two PlayStation sale robberies.

The Bloomington Police Department successfully used social media to locate a missing man with dementia, Kenneth Kipa, who was found and safely returned to his family.