A 57‑year‑old St. Cloud man was arrested after police say he pistol‑whipped a resident and was found with about four ounces of suspected fentanyl and multiple firearms.

A boy was critically wounded in a shooting in Hopkins; initial reporting is limited as investigators work to piece together what happened.

A Duluth hunter pleaded guilty to killing a moose he said he mistook for a deer and was given probation, fines and a one-year big-game ban; the DNR seized his rifle.

A trucker faces criminal vehicular homicide charges after investigators say he was distracted by maps before a May 14 crash on MN-95 that killed a Wisconsin driver.

Federal agents executed search warrants at more than 20 Twin Cities SNAP retailers as part of 'Operation Cold SNAP,' authorities say.

A White Bear Lake man admitted guilt in a June street‑racing crash that killed two teens. Sentencing is set for Sept. 1, 2026; a co‑defendant still faces trial in May.

A federal jury convicted 19‑year‑old Amiir Ali after officers found a converted machine gun in his car during a traffic stop as he headed to a Twin Cities graduation.

Aliya Rahman says federal agents smashed her window, dragged her from her car and denied medical care; she has filed a federal tort claim seeking accountability from DHS.

A late-night crash on U.S. Highway 71 in Bertha Township left at least one person dead. Both drivers were young men from Hewitt, officials say; names are pending.

Hennepin County prosecutors charged an ICE agent with two counts of second‑degree assault after a February Highway 62 confrontation — the first criminal case tied to Operation Metro Surge.

The Minnesota Supreme Court reversed a murder conviction, finding a geofence warrant used to pull Google location data was insufficiently particular under the state constitution. The case is remanded to lower court for further proceedings.

St. Paul's Non‑Fatal Shooting Unit treats every shooting like a homicide and city records show solve rates have jumped.

A Minneapolis man faces murder charges after prosecutors say a carjacking 'joke' left a victim dragged and killed. Surveillance and charging documents are central to the probe.