Mother of boy who accidentally shot self wants answers
The mother of Rasheek Long Lynch, the 12-year-old boy who police said accidently shot himself in the head while visiting a friend's house in St. Paul, Minnesota, wants answers.
Event helps St. Paul families prepare for start of new school year
Dozens of students will be looking their best when heading back to school, thanks to the annual Youth Appreciation Day in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Hennepin County attorney calls for court to vacate 1998 murder conviction
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty says she is filing a petition to vacate the murder conviction of Bryan Hooper Sr., who in 1998 was found guilty of killing 77-year-old Ann Prazniak in her Minneapolis apartment.
Mendota Heights joins Minnesota's speed camera pilot project
Mendota Heights, Minnesota, is now part of a state pilot program using speed cameras. The goal? Get drivers to slow down without relying on traffic stops.
Audit: Minneapolis police didn't violate policy amid federal raid
When masked federal agents in armored vehicles showed up in a south Minneapolis neighborhood on June 3, the rumors spread like wildfire. Rowdy protesters quickly took to East Lake Street, forcing the agents out of the area.
Minneapolis worker who fought off attacker with jiu-jitsu impresses police
The 19-year-old man who works in downtown Minneapolis hopes the incident is a turning point for the area, which has experienced a surge in violence.
Lotus employee bit by attacker while taking out garbage
The man bit the 19-year-old Lotus employee six times on his back and shoulders.
Man laughed while confessing to metro park stabbing, police say
A 20-year-old man from Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, faces life in prison after police said he "calmly" confessed to stalking and stabbing a woman at random in a park, and "even laughed" while being interrogated.
Family of Jordan "Manny" Collins Jr. relieved by arrest, hope for justice
A Minnesota father is now behind bars in connection with his son's death and one family member says they had suspicions about him all along.
Summer camp connects young Black entrepreneurs to industry
African Americans make up 14% of the population in Minnesota but own only 2% of businesses.
Minneapolis farmers market remains festive despite July Fourth heat
The extreme heat is not putting a damper on how Minnesotans celebrate the Fourth of July outdoors.
North Minneapolis community to combat violence through prayer walks
Some north Minneapolis residents are preparing to fight back against violence in their community, armed with nothing but prayer.
Jordan "Manny" Collins Jr., teen missing since May, found dead
A 16-year-old Twin Cities boy missing since early May has been found dead, authorities said Tuesday.
Melissa Hortman, husband, dog lie in state at Minnesota Capitol
The public has the opportunity on Friday to bid farewell to slain Democratic Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, her husband Mark and their dog, Gilbert — all of whom will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
Man killed in collision with LRT remembered as avid cyclist
A father is remembering his son as a man who loved life and riding his bicycle.