An early-morning fire in St. Cloud displaced more than 50 residents and left the building unsafe; firefighters rescued occupants and the Red Cross is assisting.

A boy was hospitalized after an apparent self-inflicted shooting Saturday evening in Eagan. Police responded to the 1900 block of Covington Lane and took the child to Regions Hospital.

Four teenagers were shot late Friday on Lake Street West in Minneapolis; police say injuries are non-life-threatening and the suspect remains at large.

A Wisconsin woman says Rochester officers wrongly tied her to a counterfeit-bill probe and briefly jailed her. The suit, filed in February and now in federal court, names several officers.

A Fridley man is accused of firing into a friend's minivan after demanding repayment of a $100 loan; the victim livestreamed the encounter and was not injured.

A Minneapolis man is jailed on multiple sexual‑assault and kidnapping charges after police say DNA linked him to three stranger attacks. Court records show a March 20 first appearance.

A federal judge on Wednesday added five years to Derrick Thompson’s sentence for federal drug and gun convictions; that time will run after his nearly 59‑year state term.

A Ramsey teen has been ordered to adult court in the March 2, 2025 killing of Champlin Park senior Diamond Manly. The certification escalates charges tied to an alleged robbery over vape cartridges.

Brooklyn Park police served a high‑risk warrant in the 7600 block of Hampshire Ave. N., detaining multiple people and arresting one man. Details remain limited.

An overnight shooting in St. Paul left a man dead and a woman critically injured. Police are asking witnesses and anyone with video to contact investigators.

One person was killed in a Wednesday shooting on the 1500 block of Edmund Ave W in St. Paul; homicide detectives are processing the Midway scene.

Police are investigating an alleged hazing incident involving the Rogers High boys basketball team. State rules and the League prohibit hazing and require school probes.

South St. Paul schools switched to remote learning Wednesday after police say a man threatened the district; a 29‑year‑old surrendered and was arrested as investigators probe the case.