St. Paul police on-ramp shooting: Charges not warranted, officials rule
The Ramsey County Attorney's Office has determined that a shooting involving two St. Paul Police Officers in December 2025 was legally justified under Minnesota law.
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What's the most popular Halloween candy in Minnesota?
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New Minnesota early voting record set for 2026 midterm elections
Minnesota has set a new statewide early voting record, with 61.3% more ballots accepted than at the same point in the 2022 midterm election.
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Suspect arrested in fatal Minneapolis Green Line train shooting
Minneapolis Police say they have arrested a suspect believed to have shot and killed a man on the Green Line light rail train earlier this month. Jaquan Darrian Edwards, 30, was arrested Friday and is expected to be charged with second-degree murder, according to Minneapolis Poli...
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Metro Transit Green Line shooting suspect arrested by Minneapolis police
Minneapolis police say they have arrested a 30-year-old suspect in the fatal Oct. 3 shooting on a Metro Transit Green Line train.
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Buckeye mother assaulted in home invasion was set up by fiancé, police say
A mother fighting off an intruder near Southern Avenue and Miller Road led Buckeye Police to uncover an alleged online conspiracy between her fiancé and the suspect....
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Trump officials come to St. Cloud as part of continued fight over fraud
Trump administration officials put Minnesota at the center of a fraud crackdown on Thursday, as Election Day approaches and Democrats accused them of selective enforcement....
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Live: Scores and updates from Class 6A first-round playoffs
Strib Varsity will have a live report from St. Michael-Albertville at Woodbury, highlights from Lakeville South at Anoka, and more.
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St. Paul school board approves new plan to avoid teacher layoffs
Superintendent Stacie Stanley presented a plan Friday to cut costs after the number of English language students declined after Operation Metro Surge.