Louis Krauss is a News Reporter at the Star Tribune. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on lawsuits and court proceedings. Louis has been featured in numerous publications, including the Baltimore Sun, USA Today, and various regional newspapers across North America.
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By: Paul Walsh, Louis Krauss
Nathan Brown killed his wife, 7-year-old daughter and mother before fatally shooting himself.
By: Louis Krauss, Paul Walsh
Nathan Brown killed himself after fatally stabbing his wife and daughter in a Hopkins in-home daycare. Earlier that day, killed his mother in Burnsville.
By: Louis Krauss
A man, woman and their young daughter are dead following an apparent murder-suicide at an in-home Hopkins daycare center Wednesday morning, police said.
By: Louis Krauss
The man pulled what “appeared to be a handgun” out of a bag and pointed at officers and himself before he was shot and injured by police, who were responding to a domestic assault call.
By: Louis Krauss
The study aims to determine whether chemical munitions used by federal agents left contaminants in neighborhood gardens and soil.
University of Minnesota researchers are studying the possible lingering impacts of chemical weapons used during Operation Metro Surge.
By: Paul Walsh, Louis Krauss
The Hopkins daycare owner fatally stabbed by her husband Wednesday had planned to close the business because of ongoing relationship issues before
A public vigil is set for Monday night at Downtown Park after a man reportedly stabbed and killed his mother, wife and daughter last week.
Community members gathered at a Hopkins park on Monday night to remember a daycare worker, her daughter and the suspect’s mother who were killed last week.
By: Louis Krauss
More than 200 people held candles and placed flowers in a Hopkins park Monday night to honor three people killed in a murder-suicide that took the lives of a beloved daycare operator, her daughter and the suspect's mother.
