A 17-year-old boy was fatally shot outside his Minneapolis home on December 16, and police efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. No suspects have been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.

A man in St. Paul pleaded guilty to robbing USPS workers at gunpoint, demanding the keys for mail access. No injuries were reported from the incidents.

Morrison County Sheriff's Office completed its annual verification of 68 registered predatory offenders to ensure compliance with their conditions, with one individual facing charges for non-compliance.

A tragic car crash in Minneapolis resulted in two fatalities and three injuries, including a teenage boy. Police are investigating the incident, suspecting speed may have been a factor.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported various arrests, including for domestic assault, driving offenses, controlled substances, and theft, among other incidents.

A lost cat in Wabasha has been safely reunited with its owner thanks to the Wabasha Police Department's social media efforts and community assistance.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension urges the public to aid in the fight against human trafficking and internet crimes against children, highlighting the severe issue with statistics and emphasizing collaboration in tackling this crisis.

Kenneth Miller, 41, was arrested for first-degree burglary after being caught in a Brooklyn Park home garage. Police swiftly apprehended him and he is held on a $10,000 bail. The community is reminded to stay vigilant.

The Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office warns residents about scammers impersonating them, asking for money over fraudulent calls, and provides guidance on what to do if targeted.

Deputy Suckow and K9 Murphy seized 1.5 pounds of methamphetamine and $9,116 in a joint law enforcement operation, as detailed by Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office.

Andre Delon Lane, a 57-year-old with dementia, went missing in Brooklyn Park but was safely found by the New Hope Police Department and reunited with his family.

The St. Louis Park Police Department is addressing increased bike and package thefts with safety tips for residents on securing possessions and reporting suspicious activities.

A fire at a residence on Hampshire Ave was quickly controlled by the Osseo and Plymouth fire departments. One resident sustained minor burns and the fire did not receive major media attention.