Saint Paul Police Department confirmed a recent homicide involving a male victim with a gunshot wound. This marks the city's 13th homicide this year, with details pending an autopsy.

Minneapolis police arrested a man breaking into a car who had a concealed gun and three warrants. The incident highlights proactive policing and community safety concerns.

BCA releases identities in Wright County use-of-force incident involving Dwayne Trunnell and deputies Skweres and Phillips following a confrontation where lethal force was used.

Local fire departments quickly responded to a house fire in Yates Bay, with one firefighter sustaining minor injuries; the Red Cross is assisting affected residents.

A vehicle lost control in Brooklyn Park, striking a home's deck and critically injuring the driver, prompting an emergency response and an ongoing investigation for crash causality.

Bryce James Campbell was arrested for arson and insurance fraud in connection with the fire that destroyed Lutsen Resort Lodge in Minnesota. The meticulous investigation led to his apprehension.

The Eden Prairie Police Department commended staff for resolving thefts using 3Si's tracking technology, resulting in arrests and recovered stolen goods.

The Duluth Police Department reported mountain lion sightings in Duluth, urging caution among residents and coordinating with the DNR, but opting not to take immediate action.

Minneapolis Police reported a drug bust confiscating crack cocaine and ecstasy, facilitated by surveillance technology and collaboration with the county sheriff's office.

Eden Prairie Police and Schools urge safe gun storage after a tragic incident, offering free gun locks and reinforcing Minnesota's law on negligent storage.

The BCA identified Atanas Hristev and Officer Jacob Coopet as involved in a use-of-force incident in Plymouth, with Coopet firing at armed Hristev during a domestic disturbance call.

A 19-year-old gang member, Ibrahim Ahmed Mohamud, pleads guilty to possessing a machinegun following violent incidents and a drive-by shooting investigation.

Tony Robinson from Minneapolis is charged with wire fraud, involving over $1 million in losses from various organizations, through a fraudulent scheme at Encouraging Leaders.