Luxury jewelry worth about $362,000 vanished from a Lake Minnetonka mansion while installers were working; detectives have DNA and are tracing leads. The sheriff’s office says the items remain unaccounted for.

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.

ICE agents were accused of fatally shooting a community observer in Minneapolis, an event described by Ward 9's Jason Chavez as a public execution, causing community outrage and calls for ICE to be abolished.

Minnesota's Medicaid program has a low improper payment rate of 2.1%, below the national average, with new anti-fraud measures set to further this success.

The St. Louis Park Police Department is offering summer internships in community outreach, crime analysis, and records, with applications due March 1.

Council Member Aisha in Minneapolis criticized ICE after a fatal shooting, escalating tensions and leading to her call for their departure and support for community resistance.

Minneapolis officials report negative impacts from the presence of federal agents in the city, citing issues of trust in local police and community safety.

Saint Paul's Mayor Kaohly Her is leading efforts to protect immigrant communities from increased federal immigration enforcement, including legal challenges against DHS and non-cooperation policies by local police.

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.

Columbia Heights' Golden Nuts is opening a third location at Mall of America, bringing its knafeh and viral Dubai chocolate from the neighborhood to the mega-mall.

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.