Firefighters recovered a woman's body after a second‑floor apartment fire on the 2100 block of Harriet Avenue in Minneapolis; investigators say the cause of death has not been released.

Minnesota starting quarterback Drake Lindsey was arrested in Fayetteville on allegations of underage alcohol and possession of a fraudulent ID. The Gophers say they will address the matter internally.

A heavy law-enforcement response unfolded on York Avenue South Friday; officials asked the public to avoid the 6300 block while officers worked.

The Minnesota BCA says agents and crime‑scene personnel are investigating a police use‑of‑force incident in Virginia; local officers and St. Louis County deputies were at the scene.

State health officials and a new evaluation say Minnesota’s Safe Harbor has shifted youth from prosecution to care while highlighting gaps in coverage.

An investigative report found undisclosed pay, a delayed crash report and mishandled discrimination complaints, leading to the ouster of Excelsior Fire Chief Curt Mackey. The board has named interim leadership.

A two‑car crash outside the CC Club on Lyndale Ave S early Thursday left one man in critical condition and a driver jailed amid a possible road‑rage shooting.

Minneapolis closed roughly 80% of its 2025 homicides, a recent high as the city’s murder count fell and detectives had more time to pursue leads.

A Pine River couple accused in their 10‑year‑old daughter’s death face new charges: prosecutors allege murder and MnCHOICES fraud after court filings raised fresh questions.

A man was found fatally stabbed overnight near 30th and Girard in north Minneapolis. Police gave few details as investigators worked the scene and asked for tips.

The Minnesota BCA posted that 422 people have been victims of rape so far this year, with children the largest age group. Officials pointed to hotlines and the Track‑Kit portal.

A 69-year-old man was found shot to death inside a North Minneapolis home Wednesday night. Homicide detectives are investigating and have asked the public to come forward.

Minneapolis will deploy a summer program called 'Chief Beats' to add extra late‑night officers on busy weekend nights as part of its 2026 summer safety plan.