Police in Plymouth de-escalated a "suicide by cop" incident, using a Taser to subdue an armed woman demanding to be shot, and detaining her for a mental health evaluation.

The Plymouth Police Department detailed a night of incidents, ranging from noise complaints to domestic violence, in a Facebook post, showing the varied nature of their work.

SWAT team detained four individuals during a warrant service in a Brooklyn Park neighborhood, with the operation conducted early in the morning without resistance or disturbance.

Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara is committed to arresting violent juveniles, refutes claims of police inaction, and emphasizes the need for solutions beyond partnerships to combat the city's crime wave.

Gary Brausen was hospitalized following a crash in Morrison County where his vehicle hit a tree; alcohol may be a factor, with investigations ongoing.

Dakota County is experiencing an increase in fentanyl-laced drug overdoses, prompting warnings to recreational drug users and urging the public to carry Naloxone as a lifesaving measure.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office in Minnesota reported numerous arrests for various charges including domestic assault, drug offenses, and DWI, as well as highlighting property damage and traffic incidents.

The Itasca County Sheriff's Office is searching for Alissa Plieseis, a missing 16-year-old from Bigfork, MN, last seen on March 9, wearing a camouflage hoodie and jeans.

Minneapolis Police warn of "auto sears," illegal gun modifications increasing shootings, despite efforts by law enforcement agencies to combat their spread and use in crimes.

The Blaine Police Department warns of the rise in card skimming, advising consumers and businesses to be vigilant and check card readers for tampering to protect against financial fraud.

Joshua Fitzgerald was arrested in North Plymouth after a shooting spree following a bar dispute; no injuries were reported, and he faces multiple charges.

Police responded to a shot fired at The Eden Park Apartments in Brooklyn Park, detaining individuals but no injuries were reported. Investigation ongoing.

Minnesota's Department of Commerce introduces CATGUARD kits to deter catalytic converter theft by marking them with unique serial numbers. Coon Rapids Police distribute the kits, advising vehicle owners to mark at-risk vehicles.