Police arrested a man in Eden Prairie for making terroristic threats after he initially evaded them, returning later to the home where the incident began.

A Minneapolis man was sentenced to 10 years for the arson of Target's headquarters during 2020 riots. He will also face three years of supervised release post-imprisonment.

A Minnesota woman is charged with embezzling over $1 million from her employer, Sico, Inc., using company funds for personal expenses over seven years.

A vehicle fled a traffic stop in Brooklyn Park after police spotted narcotics; the ensuing chase was called off for safety reasons. An investigation is ongoing.

An armed robbery at Hennepin Technical College led to a lockdown and a police search, which ended with the suspect's arrest in a college restroom. No shots were fired, and normal activities resumed after an all-clear.

The FTC announces Identity Theft Awareness Week, and Eden Prairie reveals measures to prevent such crimes, emphasizing public education and vigilance.

A Minnesota man was sentenced to 80 months in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun and attempting to acquire grenades after an FBI sting operation.

A Shakopee teenager died five days after crashing his car into a tree in Louisville Township, with the Scott County Sheriff's Office investigating the January 24 incident.

A man was rescued from Lake Minnetonka after his ATV broke through the ice. The joint efforts of local rescue teams resulted in his survival instead of a potential tragedy.

An officer in Willmar used a taser during an eviction, prompting a Minnesota BCA investigation into the incident's details and appropriateness of force used.

A prank call triggered a law enforcement response at U.S. Representative Tom Emmer's home, later identified as a swatting incident, which is now under investigation.

A car crash in Southside Township resulted in the deaths of James Mancini and Samantha Benoit. Wright County deputies are investigating the single-vehicle accident.

Three people, one Iranian and two Canadians, were indicted for planning a murder-for-hire plot targeting two individuals in Maryland using an encrypted messaging service.