A federal judge called him a "crucial workhorse" in an operation that moved hundreds of pounds of meth across the state.
A TikTok meetup drew far more riders than organizers expected and caused chaos across downtow.
Some wildland fire veterans are fearful that aggressive fire suppression tactics could put firefighters in danger as conditions escalate.
The agents approached Henriquez Serrano’s car and asked him to roll down the window and show them his citizenship documents.
Police said a fight outside Reign Event Center in Uptown Minneapolis escalated into gunfire, as a large crowd waited to enter the venue.
The incident occurred while the defendant and victim were deployed to Fort Irwin.
Carolyn Pawlenty says she does not yet know where her son will be sent and asks people to stop mailing him at Big Spring.
Minneapolis firefighters pulled a 16-year-old from the basin below the falls Saturday evening after he went under while swimming.
Agents and officers, including multiple SWAT teams, executed several warrants Tuesday, resulting in 12 arrests, authorities said.
Cameron Durand, 32, committed the crimes just one month into federal supervised release for a prior gun conviction.
LaMar Javis Burgess and his son allegedly filed millions in fraudulent tax returns; the father also faces a gun charge.
Isiah and Raymond Garcia held a Minnesota family at gunpoint for more than 8 hours and forced them to transfer millions in digital assets.
Prosecutors said the group tracked ICE agents by license plate, deployed flipped trailers and shield teams to block federal agents.
A suspect who fired at Minneapolis police officers from a vehicle Monday afternoon remains at large, police say.
The United flight was diverted to Madison, Wisconsin, where authorities removed an unruly passenger, according to the airline.
Minneapolis City Council leaders are expected to respond Wednesday afternoon after Brian O’Hara resigned as police chief.
“When you serve as chief of the Minneapolis Police Department, trust is not secondary to the job; it is the job," Mayor Jacob Frey said.
Officers are investigating if the two victims have any connection. Police have not said whether or not a suspect is in custody.
The FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program reported that overall violent crime fell an estimated 9.3% compared with 2024.
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Christian Castro is accused of shooting Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
"The picture itself is scary, and anybody with solar might be looking you know have some uncertainty," owner Martin Morud said.
Todd James Wallace, 47, is accused of trafficking three adult victims using commercial sex ads posted online, the BCA said.
Federal agents searched day care and autism centers Tuesday morning as part of an ongoing fraud investigation.
Federal prosecutors say a vendor received $10 million meant for meals but spent little on food.
The abuse happened during a 2020 training mission where he outranked the 23-year-old soldier, prosecutors said.
A U.S. attorney said Robert James Levi exploited a 12-year-old for years, even after a Minnesota conviction and probation.
The group stole $14.6 million in Federal Child Nutrition Program money during the coronavirus pandemic, authorities said.
Authorities said the woman had two recent orders for protection against the man but sought to have them dismissed, according to reports.
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Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is investigating 17 incidents of potentially unlawful behavior by federal officers.
At least 38 people were cited and released, according to The Minnesota Star Tribune.
Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Serafini was previously found guilty of killing his wife's father and seriously injuring her mother.
The man was fatally shot Monday during an encounter with police in Brooklyn Center, authorities said.
Authorities said the 12 arrests stemmed from their connection with the Family Mob, which they called a "ruthless criminal organization."
His arrest was part of Operation Twin Shield, an enforcement operation that targeted immigration fraud in the Twin Cities.
“They traveled across the country for one purpose: to prey upon and steal millions in taxpayer dollars," one official said.
The plan would allow county jails to keep immigration enforcement targets up to 48 hours past scheduled release, the Star Tribune reported.
“Effective immediately we are deploying body cameras to every officer in the field in Minneapolis,” Secretary Noem wrote in a post on X.
The Customs and Border Protection agents who fired at protester Alex Pretti were identified Sunday in a report by ProPublica.