Minnesota State Rep. Peter Fischer is recovering well after a heart attack that led to immediate surgery. Urging others to attend to health warnings, he expects to resume his duties soon.

Minneapolis deputies found an RPG, two handguns, and fentanyl in a home during a search. The RPG round was inert. Two men were detained, with further investigations pending.

A juvenile was arrested for robbery after threatening a seller with an implied gun during a clothing sale and fleeing the scene. The incident occurred on January 22nd.

A 5-year-old girl died from injuries after a car crash in Lake Elmo where a stalled vehicle was hit by an SUV. The girl, described as bright and unique, suffered a broken neck and brain trauma. Others involved had non-life-threatening injuries.

A man died after his snowmobile hit a rock on Poplar Lake in Cook County, Minnesota. The Cook County Sheriff's Office identified the victim as Jeffrey Knaeble, 38. The accident highlights the increase in snowmobile fatalities in the area.

One dead, one critically injured after a Ford Expedition crashed into trees in Itasca County, with alcohol not considered a factor in the early morning accident.

A man died in Edina, Minnesota, when his car crashed due to a medical issue. The State Patrol is investigating the incident that occurred early on a Sunday.

A man sustained serious injuries from a gunshot in Brooklyn Center during a Friday night street confrontation. Police found multiple casings and a gun at the scene; the victim is stable. No arrests have been made as the investigation is ongoing.

A body was found frozen in a Minneapolis channel, with the cause of death and the deceased's identity still unknown. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.

The Hennepin County Major Crimes Task Forces report a successful year in reducing violent crime, with many arrests and seizures of drugs and firearms.

Minneapolis Police arrested a man for stealing copper from streetlights, a crime that has significant safety implications and financial costs for the city. The city is considering replacing copper with aluminum to deter such thefts.

Two suspects have been identified in the robbery of an autistic Walmart employee after a thorough investigation by Plymouth Police Department's Detective Brian Pierce.

Shots were fired in Brooklyn Park, with no injuries or property damage reported. Police are investigating without any arrests or identified motives yet.