Minneapolis MN

Authorities are asking for the public's help locating a missing 23-year-old man who may be in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issued an endangered missing person alert for Christopher Duncan, last seen on foot Monday on the 7900 block of Orchard Avenue in Brooklyn Park. Duncan is described...

Last Wednesday night, both boys were injured when their pickup T-boned a driver going the wrong way on Highway 10, who was turning onto 70th Avenue near Clear Lake Township.

A Maple Grove man and woman are each charged with identity theft and theft by swindle, according to court documents criminal recently filed. The charges come after one of them allegedly deposited a $125,000 check into an account under someone else’s name. A criminal complaint revealed Eric Pratt, 43,...

ST PAUL, Minn — A jury has found a St. Louis Park man guilty of murder for the death of a chef who was catering a celebration of life. The charges stem from early 2023, when a search warrant states Larry "Chef Hot Hands" Jiles, who was catering a celebration of life at a senior housing center in St. Paul, was shot to...

There have been many reports of long lines and wait times at license and service centers around the metro, a lot of it due to the rush to meet the Minnesota Real ID deadline on May 7th.

Starting May 7, you will need a special driver's license or a passport to board a plane, even if you are flying domestically. It’s known as the Real ID and has been 20 years in the making. Congress enacted the Real ID Act in 2005 following the Sept. 11 attacks.

Eden Prairie police use Minnesota’s new red flag law for the first time to temporarily remove a gun from a man.

As good as store surveillance can be, sometimes a shoplifter gets away with merchandise, which impacts all consumers. Experts say that shoplifting has several consequences, which impact businesses, communities, and individuals. For example, retailers lose revenue, leading to higher prices for consumers and potential...

Minnesota Governor Walz joining health care providers Tuesday expressing deep concern over the possibility of plans to cut federal funds to the Medicaid program. That could mean an annual loss of about $1.6 billion in federal funds to Minnesota.

The state worker unions immediately opposed the idea. Although it calls for workers to show up in person at least 50% of the time, not full-time, union leaders say there still won’t be enough office space for everyone.