Adam James Webster from Mahnomen has been charged with illegal possession of firearms as a convicted felon, announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Lisa D. Kirkpatrick.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is seeking help regarding vandalism of trees near Cedar Lake Road and West Franklin Ave and encourages witnesses to contact Investigator John Archer.

Late-night shooting in Brooklyn Park involves two injured victims and an ongoing search for the unidentified gunman.

The body of ice fisherman Troy Krenz was recovered from Cannon Lake, MN, after he went missing during a fishing trip. Local authorities and rescue teams assisted in the retrieval. The cause of death is under investigation.

A two-vehicle crash in Morrison County left one man hospitalized after an alleged failure to yield, with the condition of the injured man remaining undisclosed.

Minneapolis has declared a Snow Emergency from March 5th, requiring residents to follow parking regulations to facilitate street plowing after heavy snowfall and maintain road access.

The Minneapolis Police Department located a missing, non-verbal 6-year-old boy with autism who was found outside barefoot in the cold and ensured he received medical care.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported numerous arrests for domestic assault, DWI, and other charges, with 19 DWI and 10 underage drinking arrests highlighted.

Minneapolis Police swiftly recovered a 4-year-old from a stolen vehicle after the child's mother stepped into a bakery. The child was found unharmed and reunited with the mother.

Two juveniles in a stolen car conducted a crime spree in Minneapolis, involving shots fired and burglaries, but were apprehended due to a coordinated police effort.

A fire, likely started by a diesel heater, destroyed a garage in Grand Lake Township. Multiple fire departments responded, but no injuries were reported.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara's special order aims to prevent new homeless encampments and reduce violence and overdoses associated with them, with the MPD already having intervened in several instances.

The Plymouth Police Department's social media update details their week's work from February 23 to March 1, including 686 incidents, 11 arrests, 24 accidents, and 53 checks for medical and mental well-being.