St. Peter incident now resolved after public asked to stay away from area
The Nicollet County Sheriff's Office asked the public to stay away from an area in St. Peter as authorities responded to an active incident.
The Nicollet County Sheriff's Office asked the public to stay away from an area in St. Peter as authorities responded to an active incident.
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A situation in St. Peter that drew a large law enforcement presence on Thursday afternoon has been resolved. The St. Peter Police Department was helping the Nicollet County Sheriff’s Office with an investigation on Cedar Ridge Road and near Bunker and Washington avenues at around...
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5 EYEWITNESS NEWS and the Minnesota Wild are teaming up to broadcast 10 regular-season games on over-the-air TV this season. As part of the deal, six games will air on 45TV — including the Wild home opener on Saturday — with the other four on KSTP, Channel 5. The broadcasts, part...
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Three shootings, two of them fatal, carried out by immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis in a single month — and the investigations are far from over....
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Renee Good's family has filed two lawsuits against the federal government, alleging constitutional violations led to her shooting death during Operation Metro Surge....
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Dayton announced Tuesday that two Flock cameras were put back into service without city approval. The city said a community member alerted them that one Flock camera was reinstalled after the city put the program on hold weeks ago. RELATED: Flock camera debate grows as Dayton, St...
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A resolution passed Thursday by the Minneapolis City Council urges the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office and the University of Minnesota to cancel their contracts with Flock Safety . Flock’s automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) have have gained scrutiny across Minnesota over co...
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Minnesota homeowners are seeing insurance costs rise, and some are finding lower rates by reviewing coverage and shopping for new plans. Jeff and Kathy Marcott of Oakdale said they have lived there for nearly two decades and love it, but not their old home insurance plan. After a...
