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Rosemount Pedestrian Crossing Improvements to Bring Road Closures Beginning Thursday, September 17th
Rosemount road closures begin September 17th and continue through October 6th as the city installs new crosswalks, pedestrian refuge islands, signs, and flashing lights.
Dakota County District 1 Candidates Clash Over Budget, Highway 50 Safety, and Data Centers at Farmington Forum
Dakota County District 1 Candidates Clash Over Budget, Highway 50 Safety, and Data Centers at Farmington Forum
Fire Breaks Out on the Roof of Apple Valley Hayes Community Center
Apple Valley firefighters responded to a second-alarm fire Friday afternoon after heavy black smoke and flames were reported coming from the roof of the Hayes Community Center.
Minnesota Tennis Coach Judy Long Was Honored with the Billie Jean King Champions of Equality Award
St. Paul tennis coach Judy Long of the Fred Wells Tennis & Education Center has been named USTA Northern’s Billie Jean King Champions of Equality Award honoree.
Two Men Charged With Felony Fleeing in Separate Dakota County Cases
Two men face felony fleeing charges in separate Dakota County cases involving an alleged Eagan traffic stop and a motorcycle reportedly traveling 115 mph in Mendota Heights.
Three Women Charged in Dakota County Retail Theft Cases Involving More Than $6,500 in Merchandise
Three women face felony theft charges in Dakota County after alleged retail thefts in Eagan and Lakeville involving more than $6,500 in merchandise.
Woman Charged After Alleged Early-Morning Apple Valley Burglary
A 21-year-old Inver Grove Heights woman faces felony burglary charges after allegedly entering an Apple Valley garage and possessing property stolen from nearby vehicles.
Burnsville 1,200-Drone Show to Honor 25th Anniversary of 9/11
A 1,200-drone light show will illuminate the Burnsville sky Friday night in remembrance of the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and fallen first responders.
Man Suffers Multiple Facial Fractures in Reported Minnesota State Fair Assault
A man is recovering from multiple facial fractures, including a broken jaw that required reconstructive surgery, after he was reportedly assaulted by a group of people while attending the Minnesota State Fair.
Driver Charged After Cellphone Use Allegedly Leads to Rollover Crash in St. Bonifacius
A driver has been charged after prosecutors allege he was using his cellphone moments before a crash that caused an SUV carrying a woman and two children to overturn on Highway 7 in St. Bonifacius. Officers later reported finding the driver's phone open to a dating application, according to a Hennepin County criminal complaint.
Minnesota Violent Crime Drops in 2025 as Murders, Vehicle Thefts, and Robberies Decline
Violent crime declined across Minnesota in 2025, with the state recording fewer murders, robberies and aggravated assaults along with substantial decreases in vehicle thefts and carjackings, according to newly released statewide crime data.
Man Charged After Allegedly Assaulting Minneapolis Officer, Trying to Grab Officer’s Taser
A man is facing three felony charges after prosecutors allege he threatened officers, swung a pointed object at one officer, attempted to grab another officer’s Taser and punched an officer during an arrest in Minneapolis.
250+ Law Enforcement Personnel Target Brooklyn Center Hotels in Human Trafficking, Drug Investigation
More than 250 law enforcement personnel carried out a large-scale operation Wednesday morning targeting two Brooklyn Center hotels following a yearlong investigation into suspected human trafficking, drug distribution and other criminal activity.
Man Killed After Multi-Vehicle Crash Sends Vehicle Into South Minneapolis Building
A man died Wednesday morning after a multi-vehicle crash sent a vehicle into a building in south Minneapolis, according to the Minneapolis Police Department.
Two charged after alleged struggle with South St. Paul police involving handgun
Two people have been charged in Dakota County after prosecutors allege a handgun was passed between them while officers attempted to detain them during a response to a reported fight in South St. Paul.
One Injured in Bloomington Shooting; Multiple People Detained
One person was hospitalized with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound after a shooting near American Boulevard and 30th Avenue South in Bloomington, Minnesota. Multiple people were detained as police investigated the Wednesday afternoon shooting.
Hastings Woman Charged in Alleged $35K SNAP Benefits Fraud
A Hastings woman has been charged with a felony after prosecutors alleged she wrongfully received more than $35,000 in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits over a period spanning more than three years.
Farmington Launches Citywide Speed Limit Study, Seeks Public Feedback
The City of Farmington is asking residents and drivers to weigh in as it begins a citywide study examining speed limits and traffic concerns throughout the community.
Crystal Police End Use of Flock License Plate Readers Following Community Concerns
The Crystal Police Department says it is ending its use of Flock Safety automatic license plate readers and has removed the six cameras it received from the company following questions and concerns raised by community members.
Man Charged After Allegedly Leading Inver Grove Heights Police on 3-Mile Pursuit
A man has been charged with felony fleeing a peace officer after prosecutors allege he sped away from an Inver Grove Heights traffic stop and led officers on a roughly three-mile pursuit before police terminated the chase over public safety concerns.
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