The alleged victim of a shooting and ongoing racial harassment from a neighbor is expressing outrage after the Police Chief suggested the violence was provoked.
A Minnesota man who stole his former girlfriend's phone and forced her to then perform sexual acts on him while he livestreamed is now facing serious time behind bars, according to a report.
The Attorney's Office defined third-degree murder as someone causing another's death "by perpetuating an act eminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved mind, without regard for human life."
LeafLine Labs, a state-approved production and distribution facility for medical marijuana in Minnesota, is scheduled to open a store in St. Cloud in June. The company aims to provide for qualified patients in outstate Minnesota as well. It currently has a growing and production facility in Cottage Grove and plans to expand more stores later this year.
The Supreme Court questioned on Wednesday the drunken driving laws in 12 states. It expressed doubt whether the crime of refusing to take an alcohol test violates the constitutional right of the person. Judges try to reach middle ground but majority are leaning against the states.
Gov. Mark Dayton wants to file a bill increasing the paid leave of parents for up to six weeks. He believes that is a time to bond by both parent and child.
Sgt. Jeff Rothecker, a St. Paul police officer is suspended for commenting the rivers to run over the BLM protesters. He commented under the name of "JM Roth" on Facebook and calle the protesters "idiots".
The Minnesota dentist whose killing of Zimbabwean lion Cecil sparked global outcry from animal lovers has maintained that the hunt was legal and says he plans to work on Tuesday, U.S. media reported.
24-year-old Buford Rogers, of Montevideo Minnesota, was arrested on Friday, and charged with one count of possession of contained Molotov cocktails, suspected pipe bombs and firearms. He is charged with one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Autopsies reveal that a 35-year-old mother, Stephanie Shields, took her own life after allegedly drowning her two young children, ages 6 and 7 on Easter Day. Police in Zimmerman, Minnesota ruled that the deaths of Shields, 35 and her children Nolan and Josephine were made fowllowing autopsies, and that there are no further suspects being sought.
A Minnesota school district went in lock down of several buildings on Wednesday after a 9-11 call that authorities later said was a prank, with a 12-year-old supect of making the call. He was arrested