New Hope

The Polk County Sheriff's office said deputies arrested a Hennepin County murder suspect in rural Balsam Lake, Wis. 

New Hope police are investigating a deadly shooting that left a 23-year-old man dead last week.

Police say a 16-year-old boy has died nearly a week after being shot in a New Hope home, and a teenager has since been taken into custody.

An initial investigation found that video footage shows the child was left alone in the pool, and was underwater for more than 30 minutes before 911 was called.

Rep. Ilhan Omar and Don Samuels made their final campaign pushes on Sunday ahead of Tuesday's primary for Minnesota's 5th Congressional District.

The funding was awarded as part of the Inflation Reduction Act, which was signed into law by President Biden in 2022, and will be aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Minnesota’s food system.

Winter is behind Minnesota for another season, but the City of New Hope is celebrating the arrival of new snowplows to its fleet by holding a naming contest for them.

A teenager is facing a felony charge for allegedly bringing weapons to a New Hope area high school.

The community is coming together to help a New Hope family in the wake of a devastating garage fire.

In a letter to families on Thursday, Cooper High School Principal Shaunece Smith shared a "serious and troubling incident" where police recovered two firearms from the backpacks of students who were involved in a fight.

Overnight closures along a popular stretch of Highway 169 will begin Nov. 2 and continue through the weekend.

New Hope police say they are investigating after a hazing incident at Cooper High School that reportedly involved a football team at the school.

On a busy afternoon in June, one New Hope lifeguard was able to save not just one, but two people from drowning in a pool.

Highway 169 northbound will close nightly from Plymouth to New Hope beginning Wednesday evening.

Bystanders immediately rendered aid and North Memorial Paramedics performed life-saving measures, but the man died at the scene, according to police.

Without the help of a service animal, Twin Cities teacher Allie Brown says she’d likely be unable to live alone because of a medical condition. But this weekend, Can Do Canines stepped in to help her and 18 other people in need.

“That murder set us back. It set law enforcement back very far,” said Stephanie Revering, chief of the Crystal Police Department. “Now, we have to re-engage with our community making sure that we do build that trust and continue to build it.”