Jon Collins

A federal immigration agent who shot and wounded a man in north Minneapolis this winter pleaded not guilty in federal court in St. Paul on Friday to charges of lying to the FBI.

The judge overseeing the state case set Castro’s bond Thursday at $200,000 with conditions that include pre-signing a waiver of extradition, surrendering his passport and electronic home monitoring.

The company that has led Minneapolis' pioneering behavioral crisis response efforts, which was launched after George Floyd's killing as an alternative to armed police, will likely be replaced by the city next year.

The Minneapolis City Council heard presentations from police and homelessness response leaders today, as they work to finalize the city's 2027 budget.

Roosevelt High School teacher Quentin Williams has filed a claim against the federal government alleging agents violently detained him, falsely accused him of assault and violated his civil rights.

Americans in recent years have become accustomed to seeing people without homes setting up tents on sidewalks or in parks. Panhandlers at intersections.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Friday named interim police Chief Bill Peterson, a 30-year veteran of the department, as his permanent choice to lead the force.

The election for Hennepin County Attorney has received relatively little attention from a public focused on bigger statewide races and the national political climate. But the contest between former acting Minnesota U.S. Attorney Anders Folk and Democratic state Rep. Cedrick Frazier will decide who runs the state’s largest prosecutor’s office.

Quick Read Months after training thousands of Minnesota residents to observe ICE operations, a local group has shifted to training voters in what they call democracy defense.

Quick Read The Minneapolis City Council has moved forward a proposal to eliminate the city's Office of Community Safety, which was created