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Mohamud’s trial is scheduled to begin in two weeks

Katie Voigt, formerly a teacher at Lil' Explorers in Plymouth, has been sentenced for the malicious punishment of a child. Voigt was shown on video taken by another employee pushing and yelling at children enrolled at the daycare center. As part of her sentencing, she won't serve jail time, but...

Two people from Minneapolis face felony charges after police say they assaulted a man with a hammer inside a Fridley hotel room, holding him captive until a SWAT team forced entry. According to charging documents, officers were first called to the LivInn Hotel on Central Avenue on Sept. 30 after...

There is a large police presence in Edina on Thursday morning after two juveniles crashed a stolen vehicle. Edina PD issued a statement around 10:15 a.m. warning the public of a large presence in the 44th Street and France Avenue area, saying that people should avoid the area. Much of...

Starting Oct. 1, Minneapolis will now have speed cameras at five accident-prone locations across the city for the first time. The traffic camera safety pilot program is aimed at saving lives and preventing reckless driving, said Mayor Jacob Frey. It's part of what the city calls Vision Zero, an initiative to...

ROSEVILLE, Minn. (FOX 9) - A pair of Roseville parents are facing criminal charges after their child died from a two-story fall despite warnings from property management about the child hanging out the balcony window. The mother, Aisha Ali, 30, and the father, Hanad Hassan Jama, 35, both Roseville residents,...

Just after 4:09 p.m., officers responded to the 10 block of 18th Street East for a carjacking. The victim said they were approached by three men who demanded their car keys.

ListenThey wanted to get sober. A new state law is making it harder. Over a decade ago, Rhett Murdaugh moved to St. Paul to live in sober housing. He had already relocated from Nashville to Pennsylvania for addiction treatment. There, he says his program’s leadership recommended he try Minnesota.

At a Wednesday morning breakfast, Twin Cities nonprofit Black Men Teach hosted a “Coaches Champions Breakfast” to reach coaches and help them support young Black men in pursuing a career in education.

Six years ago, Landen was thrown from a third-floor balcony at the Mall of America. Today, he’s thriving, still recovering, and inspiring everyone around him.