Katrina Pross

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry and the Reverend Richard Pittman say reducing gun violence and increasing police staffing are priorities in the new year.

Minneapolis police expect to commit significant focus this year to reforming systemic failures identified by a state study, while also trying to attract ne

Police Chief Brian O'Hara and community activists Jae Yates and Cynthia Wilson talk about public safety issues facing Minneapolis in the new year.

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry and the Reverend Richard Pittman say reducing gun violence, meeting more often with community members and increasing police numbers are priorities in the new year.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson says Salim Said threatened to kill a witness if they reported alleged fraud to state authorities and the FBI.

The city ordinance would recoup its costs and better track officers' work for outside organizations, which can pay as much as $150 to $175 an hour.

A defendant in the first Feeding Our Future case was sentenced Friday to more than 17 years in federal prison.

A defendant in the first Feeding Our Future case was sentenced Friday to more than 17 years in federal prison. Mukhtar Shariff, 34, of Burnsville, was conv

The first defendant in the Feeding Our Future fraud case was sentenced in October 2024, two years after federal prosecutors first unveiled charges in what they have called the largest pandemic fraud in the country.

Federal agents are arresting immigrants in local courthouses and potentially impacting the criminal justice system in Minnesota, say local authorities.