Homeland Security made a single arrest at a Brooklyn Park business, not the large-scale operation rumored. Local police confirmed ICE detained one person; DHS is the contact for further details.

Saint Paul police investigate after a woman was found shot dead in an apartment, marking the city's 14th homicide.

A suspect in a Minneapolis dine-and-dash incident threatened staff with a knife but was arrested shortly after thanks to witnesses and police cooperation.

Coon Rapids PD used social media to share their November service calls, highlighting the diverse nature of police work and promoting transparency with the community.

The Minneapolis Police Department partners with Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths to reduce holiday season impaired driving, deploying extra officers for enforcement.

A student was injured in a shooting at Stewartville High School, prompting a response from the DFL Minnesota Legislative Rochester Delegation, who emphasized the need for gun control legislation.

Morrison County Sheriff's Office, with local law enforcement, checked 58 predatory offenders for compliance with registration requirements; all were found in compliance during the latest verification efforts.

Coon Rapids Police Department increases vigilance against shoplifting during the holidays, promising to prosecute offenders to ensure a safe shopping experience.

Police in Minneapolis responded to a 911 call, leading to a non-injury officer-involved shooting; a suspect was arrested and faces charges. An investigation is ongoing.

Two fatal shootings occurred in Minneapolis on Wednesday, resulting in the deaths of a man and a woman in separate incidents that are not believed to be connected. Police are investigating and have called for community assistance.

Minneapolis Police arrested two during a traffic stop after finding a gun and suspected crack cocaine. Neither suspect had a carry permit, and one had a felony warrant.

Officer Tyler Leibfried of the Duluth Police is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, having avoided charges by the BCA; the DPD's internal inquiry continues.

Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala was found guilty of assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon by a U.S. District Court jury after a three-day trial.