A man was found shot and killed early Sunday in the 300 block of Wilson Street NE; Minneapolis police have secured the scene and homicide detectives are investigating.

A decade after Philando Castile's death, Ramsey County's charging policy and police reforms shifted stops away from low‑level equipment violations and toward moving‑violation enforcement. Local data show big changes in who gets pulled over.

Carver County deputies conducted a water search at Lake Ann Park after witnesses reported a man went under and did not resurface. The park was closed as crews worked.

A 70-year-old man died after a UTV crash on County Road 22 near Highway 25; the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A 16-year-old was pulled from the water near Minnehaha Falls and remains in critical condition after lifesaving measures by first responders.

A parcel intercepted by U.S. Customs led to a controlled delivery and a local sting that resulted in the arrest of a Faribault man on aggravated possession charges.

A Minneapolis man was arrested after prosecutors say he tried to rob an Apple Valley McDonald’s and then smashed a police squad’s window with a rock. He now faces felony charges in Dakota County.

Nine years after the 2017 drive‑by that killed Jonathan O’Shaughnessy, his family still mourns and collects donations while pressing for tips and answers. The case remains open and a $50,000 reward is active.

Attorney General Keith Ellison sued a Mankato couple after rat poison left on their lawn reportedly sickened dogs; a temporary restraining order requires removal and inspection.

Police found a decomposed body near Wentworth Library in West St. Paul; the Hennepin County Medical Examiner is reviewing the death while investigators seek tips.

A man was shot at a bonfire in Oakdale Thursday night and taken to Regions Hospital; police searched the area with help from a state helicopter but had not located suspects.

Jacob Wagner, co-owner of South Ridge Ranch Bacon, died after a motorcycle crash near Hudson. Local markets and friends posted remembrances online.

Disciplinary records show Officer Joseph Klimmek was discharged after he liked a Facebook comment calling for the lynching of a Black suspect. The case renews scrutiny of social‑media rules at MPD.