Crime

Two Minneapolis Officers Injured During Arrest at Chicago and Franklin

Authorities say the suspect resisted arrest, leading to one officer being bitten and another suffering a hand injury.

Minneapolis County Attorney Investigates Federal Agents, Including Border Patrol Chief, for Potential Criminal Charges

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty seeks public tips on "potentially unlawful behavior" by agents involved in Operation Metro Surge

Arrests Made After Protest Outside Whipple Federal Building

Sheriff's office declares unlawful assembly, citing blocked roads and thrown objects

Three Shot in Separate Minneapolis Incidents on Thursday Night

Injuries described as non-life-threatening as police investigate the unrelated shootings.

3 Shootings Rock Minneapolis in 20-Minute Span

Police investigating unrelated incidents with non-life-threatening injuries

Minneapolis Police Seek Suspect in Brutal Log Attack

Victim left in coma after assault near Franklin Avenue East and 22nd Avenue South

Man Pleads Guilty to Role in Massive Minnesota Meth Bust

Guillermo Mercado-Chaparro admits involvement in one of the largest drug seizures in state history.

Decades-Old War on Drugs Fuels Mass Incarceration

Despite promises to reduce drug use and crime, the U.S. prison population has skyrocketed since the 1970s.

Major Fentanyl Trafficking Bust in Minneapolis

Federal charges filed against 'Family Mob' gang members and associates

30 More Charged After Protest at St. Paul Church

AG Bondi accuses protesters of attacking a house of worship, warning, 'We will ... prosecute you'

Identity of Minneapolis Rail Car John Doe Could Soon Be Revealed

Authorities have spent 20 years trying to uncover the identity of the unidentified man found in a rail car in 2003.

30 More Charged in Minnesota Church Protest Incident

Federal agents have already arrested 25 of the 30 additional defendants, Attorney General says.

47-Year-Old Convicted in $1.2M Fraud Scheme

Karan Gupta hired unqualified friend for no-show job, collected kickbacks for years

Pennsylvania Duo Charged in $3.5 Million AI-Powered Fraud Targeting Minnesota Homeless Shelters

Anthony Waddell Jefferson and Lester Brown pleaded guilty to wire fraud for exploiting a program meant to help vulnerable residents.

2 Pennsylvania Men Plead Guilty to $3.5M Housing Fund Fraud

The men recruited homeless clients and used AI to create fake documentation.