Twin Cities
Travis Serafin was a "peripheral witness" on an investigation of Beverly Burrell, who was convicted in the murders of three men who overdosed on drugs she sold them. It's not clear how Serafin's alleged lie in another case affects Burrell.
Terry Albury shared internal documents with a reporter after becoming increasingly troubled by investigative practices he believed targeted and intimidated Minnesota's Somali-American community. The judge on Thursday said Albury's actions put the country at risk.
David Edward Campbell, 60, has been found guilty of multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct involving a 16-year-old girl.
Terry Albury claims he was morally conflicted when he disclosed FBI practices about cultivating informants. Prosecutors say he abused the public trust.
After more than a half-century serving north Minneapolis, the family-owned Estes Funeral Chapel -- one of the oldest black-owned businesses still operating in Minnesota -- celebrated the grand opening of its new facility Sunday.
The former entertainment director is accused of raping a woman on festival grounds last year.
The signs, printed in English and in Spanish, tell readers that they're not required to answer questions about where they were born, immigration status or citizenship.
Federal agents seized items from the Hmong Village in St. Paul on Wednesday as part of an investigation into medications sold at the market.
Minneapolis Police Department data show a drop in reported violent crime across the city. But troubling trends remain.
Action taken Tuesday amends a previous agreement targeted at helping Native Americans experiencing homelessness and substance abuse.
Civil engineers in Minnesota are giving the state's roads a D+ rating.
A reclaiming of a holiday once dedicated to Christopher Columbus, some recalled how as children, their parents offered a narrative of Columbus that was far different from what they learned in school.
Records released by the Hastings police department show the officer who shot and killed Keagan Johnson-Lloyd on Oct. 2 had received conflict resolution training.
Organizers of the three-day MANOVA Global Summit expect to attract about 900 attendees, primarily from the region's health care sector.
"There's non-lethal ways of dealing with someone who's not in their right mind," said Tanya Johnson. "We're not supposed to be killing these people, we're supposed to be helping them."
Desiree Collins sued the city after police dog latched onto her leg and arm as she was taking out the trash.
Prosecutors say David Campbell's victim was a 16-year-old girl who was dating his son. The criminal complaint alleges that in 2017 Campbell assaulted the girl on several occasions including while he was on duty and in uniform.
A gathering Thursday in Minneapolis seeks ideas on how to spend $600,000 for outreach and helping at-risk families get help.
A department spokesman said a welding torch ignited an aluminum dust and water mixture Wednesday at Metal-Matic, not far from the Stone Arch Bridge.
Lawyers for a Twin Cities man accused of abusing his daughters suspect he's not mentally able to stand trial. A Hennepin County judge has now ordered a competency exam.