Wright County Sheriff's Office provided an arrest report ending February 24, 2025, with various charges including Driving After Cancellation and 2nd Degree Assault.

Maple Grove authorities solicit public help to solve Rebecca Nelson's 2003 hit-and-run death, offering a $12,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Minneapolis Police found a "ghost gun" during a traffic stop, which the driver admitted to making. The incident highlighted concerns over untraceable firearms.

Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara expressed condolences for two Virginia Beach officers killed during a traffic stop, emphasizing the importance of their sacrifice.

Plymouth Police appeal to the public for help in identifying illegal dumpers after a sofa was found at the end of Prestige Way, highlighting the issue of trash disposal and urging community vigilance.

Duluth man, Johnathan Eric Thompson, received a 210-month prison sentence for methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution after a multi-agency investigation.

Minneapolis Police announced that Mary Andrews, a missing 69-year-old with Alzheimer's, has been safely found.

Police pursued a vehicle in Minnetonka, leading to a foot chase in cold conditions; three suspects were caught, one at large. No public danger reported.

Wright County Sheriff's report details arrests from February 10-17, including theft, disorderly conduct, DWI charges, and more. Total of seven DWI arrests for the week noted.

A report details a fatal head-on collision in Scott County, causing one death and one serious injury; authorities are investigating and do not suspect intoxication.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released a video and statement about not charging officers in Winston Smith's death, stressing the danger they faced but discouraging further speculation on the incident.

A late-night blaze destroyed a vacant duplex in Duluth, prompting a large firefighting response. Officials are investigating, and crews are managing icy conditions caused by water runoff.

A kitchen fire at Midtowne Manor managed by sprinklers and extinguished by firefighters resulted in some residents needing rehousing. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.