A car crashed into an electricity pole in Brooklyn Park after speeding and losing control, leading to the driver's arrest on suspicion of drunk driving.

Minneapolis Police officers helped push a stranded car to safety on Christmas night, in an act of good spirit that underscored their role in community service.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office released a report enumerating arrests made for theft, DWI, drug sales, and domestic assault, illustrating ongoing law enforcement efforts.

An alert citizen in Minneapolis helped the police arrest a man involved in multiple car break-ins by providing a 911 call and video evidence of the crimes.

A fire at a Duluth house caused $50,000 in damage, with no injuries reported. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

Cole Saice, 23, was arrested for stealing over thirty hockey sticks from the Mankato Hockey Team. Duluth Police recovered the items and are continuing their investigation.

The Morrison County Sheriff's Office reported a motorcycle accident involving Christian Ramiro, who was later linked to a vehicle theft and police pursuit before his arrest.

Plymouth Police arrest six in anti-shoplifting operation, caution against theft with a hint of humor on social media, emphasizing the consequences of such actions.

Two people were injured in a shooting at a St. Paul gas station, following an altercation where an employee fired the weapon. The suspect has been arrested.

A youth was shot in a drive-by near the Minneapolis Police's Fourth Precinct; the precinct was also hit. The boy has life-threatening injuries, and no arrests have been made.

A three-year-old boy in Otter Tail County died after accidentally shooting himself. The incident occurred on Sunday and emergency services transported him to hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.

Wabasha Police seek owner of lost male terrier found near Gambia and 6th St W, asking public for help on Facebook.

Two suspected package thieves were caught in Saint Paul's Macalester-Groveland area with many stolen items. Police suggest delivery alternatives to prevent theft.