Judge upholds DNA evidence in Bryan Kohberger Idaho murders trial
A judge has ruled on the use of DNA evidence in the trial of Bryan Kohberger, accused of murdering four University of Idaho students.
Hastings death investigation: Victim ID'd, police ask public for help
Law enforcement officials are asking for the public's help in finding evidence related to the death of a man some believe may have been targeted and killed.
‘Nudification’ fines in Minnesota eyed by lawmakers over privacy invasion
A new bill before Minnesota lawmakers would target “nudification" technology in the state, imposing fines of at least $500,000 for those who use it.
DOJ requests pause in consent decree with Minneapolis aimed at police reforms
The U.S. Department of Justice has requested a pause in the federal consent decree agreement with the City of Minneapolis that would implement sweeping reforms within the police department.
Feds bust Chilean migrant gang that targeted NFL, NBA players
Authorities have unsealed charges for seven Chilean migrants accused of burglarizing the homes of NFL and NBA players, including Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Joe Burrow and Luka Doncic.
Feeding Our Future fraud: Alleged witness tampering at trial
Prosecutors say a Feeding Our Future trial witness was intimidated. Sources tell FOX 9 that Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson alerted Judge Nancy Brasel in court that a witness reported being approached by another defendant in a related Feeding Our Future case, who is not currently standing trial.
Voters demand South St. Paul council member resign after daycare shut down
Several voters have called on South St. Paul City Council member Pam Bakken to step down after a child at the daycare she ran tested positive for methamphetamine.
Minneapolis speeding, red light cameras could begin this August: Map
Traffic cameras at stop lights that could lead to tickets for speeding and red light running could be debuted in Minneapolis and other cities beginning later this summer.
Feeding Our Future trial witness intimidated, prosecutors say
Federal prosecutors in the Feeding Our Future fraud trial told the judge on Tuesday that a witness set to testify in the case reported that someone had tried to intimidate them.
4 arrested connected to Minneapolis crime spree, shooting of man who looked out window
Four people have been arrested in connection to a crime spree last week in Minneapolis that included two break-ins, a gunpoint carjacking, and two shootings, including a man who police said got shot for simply looking out his window.
Minnesota father donates CO detectors to mark anniversary of son's death
Carbon monoxide detectors are not just a good idea, they’re the law in the State of Minnesota. But awareness of the law is not necessarily universal, and families who are struggling with finances may not be able to afford a CO detector for their home.
Osseo student assaulted in ‘swift and aggressive’ attack on Valentine’s Day: Charges
A teenager is facing multiple charges for allegedly attacking a student at Osseo Senior High on Valentine’s Day.
Burnsville remembers fallen first responders one year later
One year after three Burnsville first responders were killed in a standoff turned shootout, the City of Burnsville is remembering its fallen heroes.
2 arrested in killing of Border Patrol Agent David Maland from MN
Two people were arrested on Sunday in connection to the killing of U.S. border patrol agent and Minnesota native David Maland.
Man fires shotgun at Stearns Co. deputies during hours-long standoff: sheriff
The Stearns County Sheriff's Office says a man is in custody after a standoff over the weekend that led to shots fired at deputies.
2 women shot after fight near Eagles Super Bowl Parade; 1 man charged
The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened near the Eagles Super Bowl Parade that left two women injured and a man has been taken into custody.
Transgender man from MN killed in NY: No indication murder was hate crime, troopers say
The murder of a missing transgender man from Minnesota, who officials say was tortured, killed and had his body dumped in a field in upstate New York, doesn't appear to be a hate crime, authorities said Sunday.
Three kids live alone in Pontiac home for years, found living in severe filth; mom arrested
Three children were living in filth and squalor for years, sleeping on pizza boxes and unable to even flush a toilet, the Oakland County Sheriff said.
Minneapolis moving forward with violence prevention contracts after tumultuous week
The city’s Neighborhood Safety Department and the violence prevention organizations have been under growing scrutiny because of lawsuits, allegations of mismanagement and heated arguments at city hall.
Winston Smith shooting: Cell phone video released; federal task force won't be charged
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office (HCAO) has decided not to charge the federal task force that killed Winston Boogie Smith in 2021, after reviewing cell phone video obtained from Smith's phone at the time of the incident.