Cloquet mourns the death of Shellby Trettel, a hotel worker killed in a shooting, as her family and community remember her bright spirit at a solemn funeral.

A St. Paul man, Martin Gereal White, was charged for committing smash-and-grab thefts in Chanhassen, using stolen credit cards at a Chaska Kwik Trip, and faces additional charges and an earlier warrant.

Thomas Rhodes, exonerated after nearly 25 years in prison, sues the former medical examiner whose flawed testimony contributed to his wrongful murder conviction.

Walter Brown was sentenced to 19 months after a standoff with police involving his child and firing at an officer.

A police chase involving stolen vehicles and teenage suspects ended in multiple crashes near Lake Minnetonka, with items from other thefts found inside the cars.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of a suspect connected to a series of vehicle thefts in Chanhassen, stressing the importance of community cooperation in the case.

Minnesota State Patrol troopers successfully transported a donor heart for a timely transplant between cities, aiding in the organ's rapid delivery to a patient in critical need at the Mayo Clinic.

The Minnesota Department of Commerce is distributing CATGUARD marking kits in Coon Rapids to combat catalytic converter theft, with kits available at the local police department.

A 19-year-old man died after being shot on New Brighton Blvd, with Barqadle Abdullahi Barqadle, 20, charged with murder. MPD is investigating and seeking witnesses via CrimeStoppers.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office announced arrests for various offences including drug possession, domestic assault, and DWI from January 8-15, 2024.

One person was injured in a three-vehicle crash involving a pickup, a minivan, and a car on a snow-covered Highway 28 near Sauk Centre. The accident occurred as one vehicle was turning and was rear-ended, causing another collision.

St. Paul mother Shauntaija Travis pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in her daughter's fentanyl overdose death, with one count likely to be dismissed.

Steven Terry avoided a potential murder trial by pleading guilty to having a "ghost gun," resulting in probation and a $340 fine for his role in a fatal shooting.