Man gets 12.5 years for role in 2023 South St. Paul murder
24-year-old Tre Manuel Iglesias pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting second-degree murder in July.
Minneapolis Carjacking Suspect Charged in Spree That Left Two Dead, Child Injured
Edward Tiki Arrington, 45, faced the judge at his initial federal court appearance today after a carjacking rampage left two women dead and a child seriously injured earlier this month. The Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph H. Thompson announced the charges against Arrington, including one count of carjacking and one count...
Four candidates for Minneapolis mayor weigh in on major issues facing the city
During the last two mayoral terms, the city of Minneapolis has weathered the killing of George Floyd by a city police officer, controversy over how to handle homeless encampments, concerns about crime and a recent mass shooting at a school and church that killed two children. With all this in...
Man given months in jail for drunken crash near Duluth that killed ‘two of...
A 25-year-old man has been spared prison and given a few months in jail for driving drunk near Duluth, crashing and killing two passengers described as among his best friends. Darren Andrew Tenney, of New Richmond, Wis., was sentenced Wednesday in St. Louis County District Court after he pleaded guilty to two counts...
Minnesota Winters, St. Paul Slices: 10 Pizza Parlors Locals Love
When Minnesota’s brutal winter winds howl outside, nothing warms the soul like a piping hot pizza from a beloved local joint. St. Paul’s pizza scene is a delicious mosaic of old-school Italian traditions and bold Midwestern innovations. These pizza parlors have earned their place in local hearts not...
Killer who chased man wearing a hoodie ‘on a nice day,’ gunned him down...
A Minnesota man who fatally shot a 24-year-old man that he deemed "suspicious" for wearing a hoodie on a "nice day" will spend the next few decades in prison. The post Killer who chased man wearing a hoodie 'on a nice day,' gunned him down as he tried to surrender learns his fate first appeared on Law & Crime .
HUD cancels funding for Twin Cities supportive housing developments
A federal housing program for people exiting homelessness awarded $5.2 million to a nonprofit Twin Cities housing developer for two projects, but the money never came through. Instead, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development rewrote the program guidelines, re-issued the funding application, and gave...
Man targeted for robbery on Hennepin Avenue dared gunman to shoot and he did,...
A man targeted for robbery on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis told the gunman something akin to "you're gonna have to shoot me" before he was killed in a hail of gunfire, according to charges. Tyrone de Shun Childs Jr., 21, of Minneapolis, appeared Thursday in Hennepin County District Court...
Law enforcement leaders call new Hennepin Co. traffic stop policy “deeply troubling”
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said the low-level stops for things like a broken tail light or not having vehicle tabs don't work, and don't help with public safety.
Mall of America Quietly Closed Its Most Iconic Ride — What Happened?
Growing up in the Twin Cities, I was able to visit the Mall of America, specifically Camp Snoopy, a few times each year. I have lots of great memories running around the indoor amusement park with classmates and my siblings, trying to get the best spot in line, and seeing just how many times we could ride the roller...

















