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Minnesota State Patrol Trooper Ryan Londregan has been charged in the fatal shooting of Ricky Cobb II during a traffic stop in MInneapolis over the summer, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office announced.
The city council rejected a police reform proposal Monday night to end low-level traffic stops.
Katie Wright, whose son, Daunte Wright, was shot and killed during a traffic stop in 2021, left the council chambers in tears before returning to address the council directly.
Marvin Haynes walked out of prison last month after a judge overturned his conviction for the 2004 murder of Randy Sherer.
Shared Wednesday night were happy memories and stories to make you laugh. Everyone was celebrating Shellby Trettel, who was killed in Cloquet last week at 22 years old.
This brutal cold isn't just hard on our bodies, it can kill your car, or make it impossible to fire it up in the first place.
Minnesotans are now better protected from so-called "predatory" short-term loans. A law capping short-term interest rates at 36% went into effect on Jan. 1.
Stevie Magnuson, 15 months old, is slowly but surely expelling the lead from her body that her mother, Alyssa, didn't know at first where it came from.
In a steady snowfall, dozens of friends and family came out to say goodbye to Shellby Trettel, a 22-year-old her father says touched more lives than she ever knew.
Officials in Cloquet are still seeking a motive in a Monday evening shooting that left three people dead, including the suspect.
"The city of St. Paul was ready for women to lead, but women with really clear, strong skill sets," Hwa Jeong Kim said. "We all have diverse backgrounds and experiences."
The challenge of stopping the spread of the trifecta of respiratory diseases — flu, RSV and COVID — falls on everyone.
Laneria Wilson, 11, was shot just minutes into the new year while she was inside her bedroom in north Minneapolis.
A new law is in effect aimed at keeping guns away from people who are a danger to themselves or others. Minnesota now joins 20 other states, plus Washington D.C., with so-called "red flag" laws.
The suit argues that evicting the residents, even though they have nowhere else to go, constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment." They also say there's no way for residents to contest eviction, therefore it's a violation of Minnesota housing protections.