The Wright County Sheriff's Office has released a report summarizing arrests for the week, detailing various charges including DWIs, controlled substance possession, and criminal sexual conduct.

The Blaine Police Department reported 4,236 calls for service in November 2024, including 120 arrests and 13 burglaries, detailed in their "Blaine by the Numbers" social media post.

The Mankato Police and Fire Department shared their November public safety report on Facebook, providing details on their calls for service and promoting transparency.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department has expanded its Alternative Response Team, aiming to provide 24/7 mental health crisis support with newly extended hours.

A man with autism went missing from the Community Activity Center in Brooklyn Park and was later found enduring a medical emergency but expected to recover.

A Brooklyn Park apartment complex experienced gunfire, resulting in spent casings and bullet holes, with one minor injury reported. No arrests have been made; the investigation continues.

A Minneapolis man, Korey Maurese Hale, was indicted on charges including Hobbs Act robbery after allegedly committing armed robberies at a drug store and a bank with a rifle in June.

Mankato informs the public about Dwayne Irving, a level 3 sex offender's release, near Cherry St. and South 2nd St., following legal requirements for community safety.

Edina financial adviser Kristi Berge is sentenced to 30 months for embezzling $2.1 million from clients, with a court order to repay the stolen funds.

A 19-year-old man was found unresponsive at Williston Fitness Center in Minnetonka. Emergency services attempted resuscitation before he was hospitalized. The incident is under investigation and the pool area is temporarily closed.

The Minnesota BCA unlocked a phone with footage of the Winston Smith shooting, which could shed new light on the June 2021 incident. The video is under review by authorities.

Raphael Nunn, 58, from Minneapolis, was sentenced to 24 years in prison for kidnapping, bank fraud, and identity theft, following a series of violent crimes.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported multiple arrests and traffic incidents, including assault, drug possession, and DWIs, alongside property damage and car-deer accidents.