Kilat Fitzgerald
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North Mankato shooting leaves 17-year-old dead after vehicle crash
A 17-year-old boy is dead after a shooting in North Mankato on Saturday night.
Brooklyn Park police pursue carjacking suspects into woods, recover gun
Brooklyn Park police say they attempted to arrest four people believed to be connected to a carjacking in Minneapolis before the suspects fled into a wooded area early Saturday morning.
Dinkytown armed robbery: Victim assaulted, vehicle stolen, gun recovered
Authorities are searching for three suspects reportedly involved in a Dinkytown assault and robbery.
George Floyd Day of Remembrance events held in Minneapolis
The George Floyd Day of Remembrance is being held in Minneapolis to mark six years since he was killed by Minneapolis police.
MN police officer arrested in Bloomington for suspected DWI
A Chatfield police officer was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated in Bloomington.
Brooklyn Park hit-and-run: Man charged with criminal vehicular homicide
A man is charged with criminal vehicular homicide for a hit-and-run crash in Brooklyn Park that left a woman dead.
Minnesota fraud: Authorities arrest suspect who jumped from balcony
Federal authorities are searching for a Minnesota fraud suspect who they say escaped arrest when he jumped from a fourth-floor balcony.
Fraud in Minnesota: DOJ announces fraud charges against 15 people
The U.S. Department of Justice announced a major fraud indictment in Minnesota, with charges being handed up against 15 people for fraud targeting $90 million in taxpayer funds.
Flying both old and new Minnesota flags approved by Itasca County officials
The Itasca County Board of Commissioners has voted to fly both the new and old Minnesota flags on separate poles at equal heights.
Dozens of new officers join Minneapolis Police ranks, staffing levels closer to required minimum
The Minneapolis Police Department is close to its legally required minimum staffing level of officers after it welcomed a new class of graduates.