St. Paul bar bouncer killed man who spat on him, charges say
A St. Paul bar bouncer shot and killed a man who had repeatedly spat on him, according to criminal charges. Davarius L. Clark, 29, of Minneapolis, has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder in connection with the Aug. 7 shooting at the Midway Saloon near the intersection of University and Snelling...
Brooklyn Park Police Seek Assistance in Locating Missing Woman Hanna Gena Don; Public Urged...
The Brooklyn Park Police Department is actively seeking the public's assistance in locating Hanna Gena Don, a 32-year-old woman reported missing since August 8th. According to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Don was last seen near the 9200 block of James Avenue in Brooklyn Park. She stands 5 feet, 1...
Officer injured, weapon discharged during arrest near Minneapolis park
A Minneapolis Park Police officer's weapon discharged and he sustained a minor injury during the arrest of a sexual assault suspect Monday, police officials said. The incident near Mueller Park drew a major law enforcement response, and investigators believe the officer's service weapon fired one round while still...
Gov. Walz appoints 4 new members to the U of M Board of Regents
On Tuesday, Joel Bergstrom, Samuel Heins, Ellen Luger and Kowsar Mohamed were appointed to the University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents.
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.
The Dakota will celebrate its 40th anniversary with free festival on Nicollet Mall
The Dakota has been celebrating its 40th anniversary as an internationally renowned pillar of the jazz and live music scene in the Twin Cities in 2025. That will reach its zenith next month, with a free 40th-anniversary block party in Downtown Minneapolis featuring performances from The Suburbs, Jamecia Bennett, and...
Animal abuse suspect’s house causing neighborhood issues
The house of a woman who was arrested for animal cruelty in Wisconsin is concerning the neighborhood. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the story.
Outgoing Minneapolis civil rights director confident in future of police reform
ListenOutgoing Minneapolis civil rights director confident in future of police reform. NINA MOINI: Today is Michelle Phillips' last day on the job. The Minneapolis Civil Rights Department director announced in June that she's leaving for another position. She'll be the assistant city administrator in Oakland,...
The use of no-knock warrants dove after 2023 state law restriction
The use of no-knock warrants in Minnesota decreased by 79 percent in the first full year since state lawmakers passed restrictions on the controversial law enforcement practice, according to the latest Bureau of Criminal Apprehension report. There were 18 no-knock warrants issued last year and 16 that were carried...
Nation’s biggest landlord agrees to stop using anticompetitive algorithm to set rents
The country’s biggest landlord, Greystar, has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice to stop using algorithms based on competitors’ data to set rent prices. Greystar manages more than 950,000 rental units nationwide, including 34 properties in the Twin Cities and Rochester, according to the...
