Minnesota crime news

Georgia police are searching for a man who police say was "infatuated" with a rubber duck in a stranger's hot tub.

A former ICE agent accused of making false statements connected to the shooting of a Venezuelan in Minneapolis in January during Operation Metro Surge is back in jail.

More information has been revealed about the Minneapolis mass shooting after city officials released bodycam footage and several documents on the shooting.

The Edina First Responders Fund is offering the reward in connection with a July 22 shooting at Yancey Park, hoping someone in the community will come forward with what they know.

A Tennessee grandmother has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Fargo after she was wrongly held in jail for six months over a case of mistaken identity due to an AI mistake.

Dozens of fire departments and public agencies across the country are suing the makers of their own protective gear, saying the equipment meant to keep firefighters safe was secretly laced with toxic chemicals.

The Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three young children to death is bringing in the attorney who fought Karen Read’s retrial as she makes a bid to have her own case thrown out.

A Toronto-area police officer located a fleeing suspect and managed to sneak up on him before making a dramatic takedown.

Authorities now say 17 women and underage victims were rescued and are getting help after law enforcement raided four hotels in Brooklyn Center last week as part of a human trafficking, drugs, and weapons investigation.

Prosecutors identified Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce as a victim in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, revealing his connection to the fraud during a sentencing hearing for the man behind it.

The FBI has exposed an alleged network of Russian intelligence operatives who tried to kill a prominent Russian dissident believed to be living in the U.S.

A woman was arrested after allegedly meeting a man at a club in South Florida, going home with him and drugging him before stealing his nearly $100,000 Rolex watch, according to court records.

Charlie Kirk's family has filed a notice of claim against Utah Valley University, the state of Utah, and key individuals involved in campus leadership and security decisions.  The family alleges that their failures led to the wrongful death of the founder of Turning Point USA.

Mervin Kauffman has been sentenced to 30 years for the sexual assault of six juveniles in Todd County.

An attempted murder trial has begun for a man accused of shooting three Palestinian college students in a Burlington, Vermont neighborhood in 2023.