A woman from Eden Prairie was imprisoned for embezzling over $1 million from her employer, funding personal luxuries. She pleaded guilty to wire fraud.

Nine individuals were arrested, two stolen vehicles recovered, and an illegal firearm seized during a Brooklyn Park and HCSO crime crackdown operation.

Saint Paul Police warn of a scam where individuals posing as officers call residents demanding money to avoid arrest. They urge the public to hang up and report such calls.

The University of Minnesota's Department of Orthodontics experienced a phishing breach compromising a contact list with 1,331 patients' names and emails but no other sensitive information. Immediate action and notifications were issued.

The Duluth Police Department released a notification about Rory Francis Northrup, a Level Three sex offender, now residing in Duluth, to enhance community safety.

The Brooklyn Park Police seek help in a hit-and-run where a 12-year-old girl was struck near a school bus stop. The suspect vehicle, a white Hyundai Sonata, was last seen fleeing east across 63rd Ave.

A garage fire in Brooklyn Park was quickly contained by fire crews, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

A 24-year-old was arrested in Cokato Township for stabbing a man, who was airlifted to a hospital with a severe neck wound; the suspect faces assault charges.

A Minnesota woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a $250 million COVID-19 child nutrition program scam, using falsified invoices for non-existent meal services.

The police are looking for a suspect who fled after a domestic disturbance and violating a No Contact Order on 83rd Ave N. Despite a K9 and drone search, the suspect remains at large.

Minneapolis' Downtown Late Night Safety Plan leads to a violence-free weekend as law enforcement and community groups effectively enforced a curfew, with interventions decreasing each night.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reports a rise in arrests and traffic violations, with charges ranging from financial card fraud to DWI during a week ending September 30.

The Wabasha Police Department is seeking the owner of a backpack found at the children’s play area during Oktoberfest. The owner can contact the police at 651-565-3361 and describe the bag’s contents to claim it.