A driver died early Sunday when a vehicle crossed into oncoming lanes on Minneapolis' Third Avenue Bridge; police say the crash is under investigation.

A Sunday morning house fire in St. Louis Park left one person dead and another hospitalized; county and state teams are assisting the investigation.

A Minneapolis interpreter pleaded guilty in a multiyear Medicaid fraud case prosecutors say used 'phantom' rides and fake interpreter claims; restitution and an October sentencing are pending.

A pedestrian suffered life‑threatening injuries after a Jeep left the roadway and crashed into the Franklin Avenue Blue Line platform; police arrested a man believed to be the driver.

Two Minneapolis women say they paid a fake immigration lawyer $1,500 each to try to free relatives from ICE custody; officials urge verification and reporting.

Multiple Edina women say an OB-GYN crossed professional boundaries during exams and recovery; a state review recorded prior complaints and the medical board reviewed the case.

Two Red Wing teens were charged after police say surveillance and court filings tie them to break-ins at the St. Paul Hotel and Palace Pub.

Federal immigration officers detained two people at the Hennepin County Government Center after hearings; the county’s chief public defender says the actions undercut due process.

A Minneapolis woman who identified herself as a "relationship anarchist" was arrested after federal agents say she tailed and struck one of their vehicles during an enforcement sweep.

Two people were arrested after a burglary call near McGrath; K‑9 Luda tracked a suspect hiding under a spruce following a stolen‑car pursuit.

A federal judge approved conditional release for two Venezuelan men accused in an ICE shooting — but ICE re‑detained them at the courthouse and lawyers filed an emergency habeas. New photos and a state probe have added pressure on prosecutors.

State agents and Lakeville police arrested a 30‑year‑old after tips led them to videos involving children, authorities say. Court filings show three felony counts and an active probe.

Otter Tail County prosecutors have charged a former Fergus Falls physician with multiple criminal sexual‑conduct counts tied to high‑school hockey players. He was convicted in Michigan last year.