Minneapolis Police arrest three juveniles following a surge in robberies and street violence, with a focus on intensifying patrols and community vigilance.

Police responded to reports of gunfire in a Minneapolis neighborhood; no injuries were reported, evidence found at the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.

State Fire Marshal (SFM) investigators engage in detailed examinations to determine the origins and causes of fires, a process that can be complex and prolonged due to numerous influencing elements.

Plymouth officials impose a parking ban to prepare for a snowstorm, effective from 7 a.m. to midnight on February 13th, with boundaries detailed by authorities. Non-compliance may result in fines.

Minneapolis Police Department officers continue to address crime by disarming individuals and confiscating illegal weapons, amidst staffing challenges, as highlighted in a Facebook post detailing recent incidents.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office has issued a detailed activity report highlighting various arrests for offenses, including drug possession, DWIs, and a 3rd-degree murder charge.

Two women in Minnesota were released from prison following legal reforms in the state's aiding and abetting felony murder laws, which now require proof of direct involvement in the crime.

A Disney On Ice performer was injured during a routine at Minneapolis' Target Center and is in critical but stable condition. Shows will continue as planned.

A father in St. Paul mourns the loss of four children in a fire, with community support, including funeral fund donations and hopes for the recovery of his comatose wife and injured son.

A Minnesota woman, Mina Bast, was killed by a pack of dogs in Mexico after trying to save another dog. Her death has shaken the San Felipe community where she was known for her creative talents and compassionate nature.

A body was found by a group at a roadside memorial on Highway 61 in St. Paul, prompting a police investigation.

A teenage boy in St. Paul was critically injured in an early Saturday shooting and is now stable. The investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

Injured Duluth firefighter Ray Skoglund, 24, has been transferred to Denver's Craig Hospital for advanced therapy after a hit-and-run incident.