Two people from Hawick, Minnesota, were injured in a collision on MN Highway 23 and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The accident involved two vehicles was due to icy roads, and all parties were wearing seatbelts.

Mankato authorities identified two suspects after a break-in at Mankato Place Mall, thanks to community assistance following a public appeal for help.

A fire destroyed EG Autoworks in Waverly on Christmas morning, with firefighters battling the blaze and no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Minneapolis Police Department announced that Ashton Ferraro, a missing 16-year-old boy with ADHD and autism, has been found safe after having gone missing near Hennepin Avenue East.

A report detailed an incident of gunfire at Riverview Apartments without any identified victims or suspects; police are seeking information from the public.

Two women died and two others are injured after Teniki Steward allegedly caused a high-speed crash in Minneapolis; she faces vehicular homicide charges.

Police in Saint Paul found an unresponsive toddler who later died. Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter with suspected narcotics involvement.

A man was seriously injured in a stabbing at Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis. Police arrested a 58-year-old suspect after utilizing area surveillance footage.

Fire crews extinguished a car fire in a Minneapolis apartment building's basement garage, with no injuries reported; residents expected to return shortly.

The Minnesota BCA seeks public help via social media to locate a resident named Sandoval, missing since December 13 and last seen wearing a distinctive sweatshirt and black Crocs.

DNA analysis by the DNA Doe Project identified "Unknown Male" buried in 1985 as Frank Nicholas Augenti. The identification solved a long-standing case in St. Paul.

Two individuals were injured in a kitchen fire in a Minneapolis duplex and received medical evaluations from HCMC ambulance services. Fire crews extinguished the blaze and ensured there was no further fire spread.

Antwone Tyrell Rolfer, 48, died after being struck by a vehicle on December 14th in Saint Paul. The police confirmed his death with no further updates on the investigation.