Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office seeks information on missing 79-year-old Robert Shaw, last seen near Henning, Minnesota, and urges community vigilance in the search.

Rodney Riviello, 69, was found deceased in Plymouth after a four-day search following his disappearance. The cause of death and circumstances remain undisclosed.

Officers responded to a distress call in Brooklyn Park, found a 7-month-old not breathing, and later an officer shot an armed man at the scene. Investigations are ongoing.

The Minneapolis Police Department is intensifying its efforts to tackle gun violence by seizing illegal firearms and making arrests, with several of these guns being reported as stolen.

Brooklyn Park police responded to a domestic assault incident involving a firearm. No shots were fired, and the suspect was arrested after negotiations. Multiple firearms were recovered by police. No injuries were reported.

The Duluth Police Department responded to a shooting with no injuries reported, arresting Nathaniel Robarge and two others. Officials are investigating and emphasize community safety.

Minneapolis authorities are investigating a fatal crash where a motorcyclist died after hitting a State Patrol vehicle, following an earlier pursuit that had transitioned to aerial surveillance.

Deputy Austin Feenstra was cleared of any wrongdoing in a shooting involving a 67-year-old man after an investigation by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

A vigilant bank employee and swift police action prevented an elderly man in Eden Prairie from losing $20,000 to a scammer claiming to be from Microsoft.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reports a fatal crash where a woman, later identified as Julie Hahn, died after her car crashed into a cornfield off 90th Street NW.

Two juveniles were arrested by Duluth Police for an aggravated robbery and riot at DECC; a 75-year-old was attacked. They face charges and are held at the Arrowhead Juvenile Center.

Vandals opened multiple fire hydrants in Cokato, wasting over a million gallons of water and prompting an investigation and a call for public assistance by Wright County officials.

Jennifer Lee Rath was sentenced to over three years in prison for embezzling over $2 million from her employer, confirmed by U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger.