The Mankato Department of Public Safety reported 394 traffic stops, 174 citations, and 13 DWI arrests in August, with significant speed violations emphasized in their safety efforts.

Minneapolis Police make significant drug bust by observing and chasing a suspect, recovering large amounts of cocaine and fentanyl, with the perpetrator now facing charges.

Duluth sees a rise in school bus stop arm violations, with 142 cases in 2024 and 40 in 2025. The police enforce rules and urge community vigilance for student safety.

Minnesota Department of Public Safety reports on the rising trend of drivers who are both speeding and driving under the influence, with multiple recent arrests demonstrating this dangerous behavior.

A rollover crash in Morrison County injured driver Kyle Kronbeck, with alcohol as a suspected factor in the accident.

A survey worker was killed in New Market Township after being hit by a Chevrolet Equinox. The accident is under investigation. No signs of driver impairment were noted.

A lost spaniel mix was reunited with its owner in Mankato, Minnesota, after being found and placed in the city's impound. The successful recovery highlighted the community's involvement and the benefits of microchipping pets.

A traffic stop for suspected impaired driving in Brooklyn Park led to a car and foot chase, ending with the arrest of an adult female facing multiple charges.

Scott County authorities intensify efforts to improve road safety following a repeat of last year's fatal crash total, now at 13, with regional law enforcement tackling speeding.

Two men indicted in Minnesota for allegedly directing violent acts in Cameroon, including kidnappings and bombings, with potential life sentences if convicted.

Minneapolis endured a fatal carjacking and chase, resulting in two deaths and several injuries, including to the armed suspect. Police investigations continue.

Convicted felon Divaunte Kartrell Young sentenced to 180 months for illegal firearm possession and obstruction of justice after threatening a woman and attempting to bribe her.

Muna Wais Fidhin faces charges for her alleged involvement in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, including Wire Fraud and Money Laundering. She is accused of stealing $1 million in COVID-19 relief funds intended for child nutrition.