A St. Paul man received a seven‑year term after a daytime carjacking and a high‑speed pursuit that ended in a crash near I‑35E. Prosecutors say the suspect held a gun to the victim's head.

A former St. Paul nonprofit director pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material and received five years of probation under a plea agreement. The case grew from tips to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

A North St. Paul group home worker faces felony neglect charges after a resident wandered out and was found dead in below‑zero temperatures. Authorities say the staffer admitted sleeping on duty.

A Scott County jury convicted Jennifer L. Lieber of second-degree murder in the March 2024 shooting death of David Nanovic; sentencing is pending.

New footage from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and a $1,000 Crime Stoppers reward aim to revive tips in the unsolved death of William “Ike” Eickholt.

Multiple rounds struck a Brooklyn Park home early Sunday; police say no one was hurt and investigators are seeking witnesses.

A Minneapolis man received 180 days in the county workhouse and five years' probation after a 3-year-old in his care found an unsecured gun and died. The plea carries a stayed prison term and restitution.

One person was killed in a shooting on the 900 block of York Avenue in St. Paul; police have released few details and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Federal agents arrested Don Lemon in Los Angeles over his presence at a St. Paul church protest as anti‑ICE demonstrations spread nationwide.

St. Paul denied public‑records requests for bodycam video and chemical‑use details from a Nov. 25 ICE‑related clash, citing an ongoing state oversight probe.

A Minnesota man is charged with assaulting Rep. Ilhan Omar with apple cider vinegar at a town hall, an act condemned by authorities emphasizing the value of official safety.

16 people charged with assaulting federal officers and damaging property in Minnesota, including incidents involving vehicle rammings and assaults with weapons.

The FBI says roughly 50 alleged Latin Kings were arrested in a three-month, multi-state sweep that seized guns, drugs and nearly $200,000 in illicit cash. Federal officials called the action Operation Broken Crown.