Lutsen Lodge owner, Bryce Campbell charged with arson, insurance fraud
ST. PAUL, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Nearly two years after the historic Lutsen Lodge burned to the ground, an arrest has been announced. Lutsen Lodge owner Bryce Campbell was charged with arson and insurance fraud. The historic Lutsen Lodge burned to the ground in an overnight fire on Feb....
Man pleads guilty in St. Paul drug trafficking, kidnapping conspiracy
Court documents show Erling Holdahl pleaded guilty to one federal count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
Minneapolis Non-Profit Director Charged with Fraud
ST. PAUL – Tony Robinson, age 41, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, made an initial appearance today on an indictment charging Robinson with five counts of wire fraud and conspiracy offenses for Robinson's participation in a fraud scheme with Tezzaree El-Amin Champion, announced U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen. Robinson was...
4 accused of firing at each other in Monday St. Paul shooting
Court documents show four people have been charged in connection with a shooting on Monday.
Key group proposes new George Floyd Square design
An influential grassroots group has released a proposal it hopes will resolve a years-long debate over the future of George Floyd Square — and it wouldn't involve a pedestrian mall. The big picture: The Minneapolis City Council has been studying pedestrianizing the square for the past year, delaying city...
Four men charged in shootout on St. Paul street
The four men charged are from Bloomington, St. Paul, Rosemount and St. Louis Park. The Bloomington and St. Paul men were on one side of the shootout, and the remaining men on the other.
Minneapolis police recruit dies unexpectedly while off-duty
The recruit officer was in the midst of undergoing preservice training.
Properties linked to Feeding Our Future fraud still owned by defendants despite forfeiture plans
5 INVESTIGATES found much of the property bought with Feeding Our Future fraud proceeds is still owned by defendants despite forfeiture plans.
Minneapolis Chief: We Can’t Help ICE Because We Don’t Have Enough Cops to Deal...
On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Laura Coates Live,” Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said that one reason his department can’t help ICE is because “I do not have enough cops to deal with the actual crime that’s happening in our community.”. Host...
Ex-Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin, convicted of George Floyd murder, files for new trial
Ex-Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin disputes medical evidence and training testimony in latest appeal attempt for George Floyd murder conviction.
