Morcon Construction has agreed to a $5.9 million settlement over False Claims Act allegations regarding subcontractor use and false claims to the USPS.

A Minnesota man is charged with a hate crime for assaulting a Black man outside a bar, with the potential for a 10-year sentence and $250,000 fine per count.

A standoff in Maple Grove ended peacefully after over three hours when a suspect in a weapons offense surrendered to law enforcement following negotiations.

Police responded to a shooting in Brooklyn Park where multiple shell casings were found, and no injuries reported. The shooter's identity is unknown; witnesses saw an SUV and a man fleeing. The investigation is ongoing.

The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is warning immigrants about scams and providing resources to help them avoid fraud amidst a changing political landscape.

Two men have been indicted for allegedly engaging in a $3 million tax fraud conspiracy involving false tax returns.

A man was arrested in Duluth for alleged first-degree assault after a reported stabbing; the victim's status is undisclosed, but there's no public threat.

A 69-year-old man with 21 prior DWI convictions was arrested by Hennepin County Sheriff’s Sergeant Hagen after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing. The Sheriff's Office commended the arrest as a step towards community safety.

A senior terrier mix was reunited with her owner in Mankato, Minnesota, after being found in a parking lot and featured in a social media post by the city government.

Antonio Taylor was extradited to Massachusetts to face larceny charges involving a disabled or senior victim, as announced by the Plymouth Police Department.

A Tactical Response Unit executed a search warrant at Kensington Place Apartment Complex early yesterday as part of a Brooklyn Park PD firearm investigation, resulting in one arrest.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office released a summary of recent arrests, reporting a variety of charges from drug violations to domestic assault and DWI, reflecting broader societal challenges.

The Justice Department and Minneapolis Police Department have agreed on a consent decree to enforce police reforms aimed at rectifying issues with racial discrimination and excessive force.