A federal agent fired multiple shots outside Glam Doll Donuts Saturday morning; video and eyewitness accounts show an injured man as authorities and bystanders tried to help.

A pre‑dawn apartment fire on 16th Ave S displaced 10 people and a dog as nearly 50 firefighters battled flames in sub‑zero temperatures.

Dental records identified remains found near Lake Jones as Haley Elizabeth Aymar, who was reported missing in December 2015. Police are asking anyone with tips to come forward.

A 17-year-old was sentenced Friday to 25½ years in the March Harding High-area stabbing that killed Jay’mier Givens; family members spoke at the hearing.

St. Paul police will temporarily use only marked squad cars for routine traffic stops amid a surge in federal immigration enforcement. The department says the move is meant to reduce confusion and keep stops safer.

A civil complaint says an Orono businessman bilked lenders of more than $100M through alleged early workers’‑comp advances; a judge froze assets and the accused died days later.

A former Richfield Middle School employee admitted sexually assaulting a 14-year-old and was sentenced to one year in the county workhouse and five years' probation.

An early-morning house fire in Hokah claimed one life and left another woman with extreme burns. Local and state investigators are working to determine the cause.

The BCA is investigating a January use-of-force incident involving a federal officer in Minneapolis after a car chase and shooting that injured Julio Sosa-Celis and an officer.

A Columbia Heights resident says Border Patrol handcuffed and briefly detained him after an agent cited his accent; the episode has become part of broader legal fights over federal enforcement in the Twin Cities.

Columbia Heights officials say ICE detained four students, including a 5‑ and 10‑year‑old who were moved to Texas detention centers. The district is pressing for answers as attendance drops.

Customs and Border Protection officers handcuffed two teenagers in south Minneapolis, a scene that drew crowds and renewed legal fights over a federal enforcement surge.

During the holiday season, Minnesota officers arrested 2,170 drivers for DWI, including those with BACs over 0.30. The campaign aimed to prevent accidents and injuries.