An Edina financial adviser, Kristi Margaret Berge, is charged with wire fraud for allegedly defrauding clients of $1.6 million and spending it on real estate.

Minneapolis police officers, while surveilling Downtown, intercepted potential violence by recovering firearms from a vehicle and arresting individuals, including a prohibited possessor, aiding in the city's ongoing efforts to reduce gun violence.

Joelle, a non-verbal 9-year-old boy with autism, was swiftly found safe after he went missing in Brooklyn Park, prompting a community-wide search effort.

Two police officers and a firefighter died in a shootout during a domestic disturbance in Burnsville, after a three-hour negotiation with Shannon Gooden. The BCA is investigating the incident.

Minneapolis confirms widespread cellular outages, but 9-1-1 services remain operational. AT&T users are advised to use landlines or other carriers, with the cause of the outage under investigation.

The St. Paul Police have identified Lucas Sanders as the victim in a Valentine's Day homicide, with Josephine Edwards charged with his murder. The case continues to unfold.

Evan James Coker from Oklahoma admitted to wire fraud after hacking a government auction site to buy vehicles and items for $1 each, contrary to his original thousand-dollar bids.

A Minneapolis man was sentenced to 87 months in prison for a string of violent carjackings targeting Uber and Lyft drivers, and for assaulting a federal officer.

Maple Grove Police Chief Eric Werner mourns the deaths of two police officers and a paramedic in Burnsville, highlighting the dangers law enforcement faces and expressing solidarity with the affected community.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office reported numerous arrests for offenses such as financial fraud, threats, drug charges, and domestic abuse from the week ending February 19, 2024.

A Minneapolis man, Doron Tavlin, has been convicted of insider trading related to the acquisition of Mazor Robotics by Medtronic, while his accomplice pled guilty earlier.

Three individuals were convicted of felony child neglect on the Red Lake Indian Reservation, with two also guilty of child endangerment, after failing to care for several minors.

Diaunte Shields was arrested in a pre-dawn raid, where authorities found cash, fake IDs, drugs, and a loaded pistol in his possession, as well as intercepting a kilo of cocaine in the mail.