Former Minnesota United coach Adrian Heath says a bogus Saudi job interview led to a November 2024 kidnapping in Morocco; his family tracked his location and helped secure his release.

Wright County Sheriff’s Office reported arrests for various offenses, including DWI, drug violations, and child pornography possession, reflecting law enforcement activities in the county.

Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock gave her first interview from jail, expressing regret while disputing aspects of prosecutors' case in a $250M child-nutrition fraud. Judges are moving on forfeiture as sentencing approaches.

Founders of St. Paul nonprofit Koom Recovery were arrested after police say a traffic stop turned up about three pounds of meth. Both face first‑degree felony counts and have hearings scheduled.

A viral video shows an ICE agent enter East Side Thai on Payne Avenue with a handgun drawn, leaving diners shaken and prompting local outrage.

Minnesota saw a 22% drop in traffic deaths in 2025, the lowest since 2019, although bicycle fatalities went up, prompting calls for broader safety measures.

A Hennepin County jury convicted Dandre Franklin and Lavester Breham in the December 2023 killing of Mikiyel Patton; both received life without parole.

An early‑morning blaze in St. Paul's Baker‑Annapolis neighborhood displaced five people; one was evaluated at a hospital and the Red Cross is assisting.

A pedestrian was struck Saturday in Inver Grove Heights and later died at Regions Hospital. Police say the driver cooperated and impairment is not suspected.

After surviving being shot nine times, Sen. John Hoffman says he'll keep serving and has launched a re-election campaign as he recovers and presses for policy fixes.

An argument on the 1500 block of Nicollet Avenue escalated to gunfire Monday; a man was critically wounded and a woman was arrested near the scene.

The City of Mankato clarified that local police did not participate in a federal arrest but ensured the safety and legality of the situation by moving a vehicle involved.

A 36-year-old Nicaraguan man arrested in Minneapolis was pronounced dead at Camp East Montana on Jan. 14. ICE called the death a presumed suicide as family and advocates seek answers.