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Twin Cities

Two dead after Brooklyn Park shooting

Brooklyn Park police are investigating the shooting deaths of a man and woman in the break room of a Festival Foods grocery store.

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Community coaches work to keep juvenile offenders out of the penalty box

Community coaches work to keep juvenile offenders out of the penalty box

Juvenile crime in Hennepin County has dropped by more than 40 percent in the past five years. One of the reasons is the presence of community coaches -- people hired by the county to steer young people away from crime.
by Dan Olson

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Report: Suburban courts miss criminal history of some re-offenders

A report that will be released Wednesday says repeat offenders of misdemeanor-level domestic violence are less likely to be detected in suburban courts of Hennepin County than in the downtown Minneapolis court.
by Laura Yuen

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