Jack Joseph Ball, 23, faces murder charges for killing his pregnant sister, Bethany Israel, 30, and her unborn child in Farmington, Minnesota. He was arrested after dumping body parts on a neighbor's doorstep.
In a step forward to protect people buying tickets online for concerts, sporting events and other live events, Minnesota has passed the Taylor Swift Law.
Minnesota Democratic state Sen. Nicole Mitchell faces felony first-degree burglary charges for allegedly breaking into her stepmother's home in Detroit Lakes. She's accused of stealing her late father's belongings, including his ashes.
New federal charges reveal shooter's girlfriend bought two AR-15-style firearms used in Burnsville attack. Shooter unleashed over 100 rounds during hours-long standoff, killing three first responders and injuring another.
Shannon Gooden used a firearm, acquired through a straw purchase at a local firearms shop and range in January, in a fatal Burnsville standoff earlier this month. The incident highlights concerns over the regulation of firearm sales.
Two Minnesota police officers and a firefighter-paramedic were fatally shot while responding to a call about an armed man barricaded in a home with seven children.
A Minnesota state trooper was charged with murder on Wednesday in the shooting of motorist Ricky Cobb II. Cobb failed to exit his car during a July traffic stop, and when officers attempted to arrest him, he took his foot off the brake.
A Minnesota poison specialist and former medical resident at the Mayo Clinic is facing charges for allegedly poisoning his wife, a pharmacist who passed away a few days after being hospitalized in August with stomach distress.
Authorities determined that the deaths of three men found in a Minnesota apartment over the weekend were the result of a murder-suicide, suspecting that hallucinogenic drugs may have played a role in the tragic incident.
Uptown witnessed a burst of gunfire that left an apartment building riddled with bullets and flooded late Sunday night during a memorial for a man killed earlier in the weekend.
The President is announcing his intent to nominate two individuals to federal circuit courts and two individuals to federal district courts-all of whom are extraordinarily qualified, experienced, and devoted to the rule of law and our Constitution.