Plymouth police de-escalated a domestic threat incident with assistance from a clinical response team, leading to the suspect's hospitalization and felony charges.

Police searched for two male suspects after an assault and subsequent chase, deploying drones but unable to find them; four others were detained. No injuries reported.

Minneapolis Police are probing a shooting on Grand Avenue South that left one man dead and another injured. No arrests have been made, and authorities are seeking information.

Tyler Edwards was arrested by Duluth Police on suspicion of 2nd Degree Murder and 1st Degree Arson in the death of Maxton Gudowski, who died in a July 25 fire.

Two Minnesota residents were injured in a car crash after their vehicle, driven by Aunika Weckman, hit a tree. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office is investigating, with alcohol potentially involved.

A man was robbed at gunpoint in Brooklyn Park, with the incident reported hours later. The suspects remain unidentified and the police investigation continues.

A Minneapolis man with a history of crime has been sentenced to 19 years for firearms offenses after a series of violent incidents, including a shooting.

Rice County's Safe Roads Coalition reports varying success in reducing traffic fatalities and injuries and emphasizes a community effort to improve safety culture with educational, engineering, and enforcement strategies.

A Faribault man was arrested after a domestic disturbance turned into a standoff. Zachary Tussing is charged with assault and domestic violence. The standoff ended with no physical injuries.

James Gruber was injured in a car crash near Buckman, MN, and transported by ambulance to St. Cloud Hospital. The circumstances are under investigation.

A teenage boy died in a collision between a Ford F-150 and a GMC Sierra in Scott County. The crash, which occurred on August 27, is under investigation.

Minneapolis pet owners are warned of scammers posing as MACC officers, demanding money for lost pets' surgeries. At least 30 cases have been reported.

The City of Bloomington has announced the impoundment and potential disposal of towed vehicles, with retrieval conditions for owners and leniency for those facing economic hardships.