The Wright County Sheriff's Office report detailed arrests for substance-related and domestic violence charges, alongside 149 traffic tickets and various accidents.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department swiftly found an 86-year-old man in Plainville, MA, thanks to K9 Deputy Alex Johnson and drone technology, enduring 36-degree weather after being lost for three hours.

Blaine Police seek public help in identifying a woman involved in a theft on a bus and subsequent fraud. Detective Christensen issued a call via social media for information.

Minneapolis police arrested a repeat "porch pirate" with a variety of stolen mail, including a $3,600 painting, thanks to a tip from a vigilant citizen.

Minneapolis police detected illegal gambling and pursued a suspect who dropped a gun, later found by a K-9 unit, reinforcing the importance of police teamwork.

Bloomington emergency services used drone technology to effectively manage a fire at a construction site, highlighting the benefits of multi-agency collaboration. No injuries were reported.

Police in Brooklyn Park engaged in a pursuit of two cars after reports of a chase on March 13, ending at Brookdale Drive and Kyle Ave N. Details remain limited.

Duluth man receives over 13 years in prison for large-scale narcotics trafficking, including fentanyl and cocaine, after law enforcement seized drugs and a gun from his home.

A motorcycle collided with a vehicle on Highway 610 in Brooklyn Park, prompting a response from police and medics. The crash is under investigation, and the road was closed for cleanup.

A teenage male was arrested in connection to a January shooting at a Wingstop in Brooklyn Park after an investigation and a search warrant operation. The incident involved one non-fatal injury and 15 bullet holes in the restaurant.

The Minnesota State Patrol chased a suspect through Minneapolis into Brooklyn Park on March 12th, resulting in property damage before the suspect was apprehended.

The last defendants in a Twin Cities fentanyl distribution case pleaded guilty, involving 30,000 grams of drugs concealed in stuffed animals and mailed throughout the area.

Minneapolis police arrested a driver with a 3D-printed gun, drugs, cash, and a child after stopping him for driving the wrong way on a one-way street.