Wright County Sheriff's Office released an arrest report listing various offenses, including drug and assault cases, with a focus on driving-related violations and related accidents.

Minneapolis Police arrested individuals in a property-damage case and found illegal firearms in a car, with one gun stolen and the driver barred from weapon possession.

A collision involving two vehicles occurred in Morrison County, MN, with Brenda Czech injured and Samuel Zenk unharmed. Czech was transported to the hospital, and authorities are investigating the crash.

St. Paul man convicted for illegal firearm possession after a standoff with police while intoxicated. Previously convicted felon, Noel Hall, was found guilty by a federal jury.

Minneapolis Police arrested a burglary warrant suspect with narcotics and ensured he received medical care for reported chest pain before jailing him.

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.