Minneapolis

Minneapolis Police said it would be releasing bodycam video of the traffic stop

"Good peace officers do not want bad officers on the MPD," Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said

The man delivered firearms suppressors to an undercover FBI employee, believing they were going to Hamas, officials said

Prosecutors said they don't have enough evidence to overcome a shop owner's self-defense argument

The August incident began when crowds mistook a homicide suspect's suicide for an officer-involved shooting

City Council had initially planned to drop the force's size to 750 officers in 2022, but reversed course late Wednesday

A Hennepin County Sheriff's Office spokesperson said the technology is exclusively used in criminal investigations, not surveillance

Minneapolis leaders must strike a deal this week about the future of policing in the city

A St. Paul man was interviewed three times in the last 30 years, admitting to the killing in 2018

Saint Paul Police Officer Anthony Dean shot and wounded a man sought by police last week

A judge-ordered livestream might subject witnesses to intimidation threats and dissuade them from testifying, prosecutors argued

Mayor Jacob Frey and Chief Medaria Arradondo pushed back on a proposal to cut the police budget by nearly $8 million amid rising crime

Under new guidelines, no-knock warrants would only be acceptable in high-risk circumstances such as a hostage situation

The burning of the 3rd Precinct building during George Floyd protests earlier this year led the governor to call in the U.S. National Guard

The proposal was approved 7-6 and now heads to the mayor, who has said he supports it