Trooper Ryan Londregan followed training during fatal shooting: Expert

After Minnesota State Trooper Ryan Londregan fired his weapon twice, killing Ricky Cobb II during a traffic stop last July, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office said the use of deadly force wasn't justified and Londregan did not follow his training. But the lead use of force trainer for the state patrol is taking a different view.

Stone Arch Bridge closing soon
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The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis is closing in April for repairs. The entire project is expected to take two years, and during that time, people will not be able to cross the bridge, but can still walk on it. FOX 9?s Hannah Flood has more details.

Ricky Cobb II shooting: Police organization requests prosecutor change

Alleging that Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty “sought to bury" the independent analysis of a use-of-force expert, the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association is requesting that the case against the Minnesota State Trooper involved in the July 2023 shooting of Ricky Cobb II be taken over by the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.

Hennepin County Attorney calls out Minneapolis PD for lack of collaboration

Minneapolis Police Brian O'Hara was visibly frustrated on Wednesday as Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty criticized his department for failing to communicate and collaborate with her office, as she lauded the success of her auto theft diversion program.

Hennepin County Attorney to present plan on youth car thefts

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty will present a new plan on Wednesday to help combat youth car thefts. 

Hennepin County Attorney responds to resignation calls over trooper case

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty responded Tuesday to criticism this week that her office ignored expert opinion when it charged a Minnesota state trooper in a shooting.

Woman drowned child in bathtub, threw body in Bloomington hotel dumpster: Charges

A 20-year-old mother is accused of drowning her child in the tub at a Bloomington hotel because she "could not enjoy her bath" while he was crying in the other room, according to court records. 

Hennepin EMS sets standard with ambulance patient weighing system

Emergency medical service professionals need to know a patient’s weight before they can properly administer medication. However, up until recently, there has not been an easy way to learn that information.

Second gentleman Douglas Emhoff coming to Twin Cities

Doug Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, will visit Minnesota as part of the Investing in America Tour.

Woman injured after bullet entered Mpls house
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Minneapolis police are investigating two overnight shootings, including a 67-year-old woman who was injured after a bullet entered her home. Police say the woman was not the intended target, and no arrests have been made.

Man now eligible for parole in 2008 murder of Minneapolis mom, son after law change

A man convicted as a teenager for the 2008 murder of a boy and his mother in Minneapolis is now eligible for parole after a new Minnesota law affecting juvenile sentences. 

Burnsville shooting: Medical examiner's reports released

A day after a deadly shooting in Burnsville took the lives of three first responders, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner has released its reports on their deaths.

Eat Street shooting gunman guilty in gang crossfire that left mother with bullet in jaw

A woman nearly killed in gang crossfire on Minneapolis’ popular Eat Street is now one step closer to justice after the gunman pleaded guilty this week to being the one who fired the bullet.

Early release of felons questioned by Bloomington Police Chief

Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges is speaking out about the early release of two women from prison after a change to the state’s felony murder law.

Man shot, killed in Minneapolis on Valentine's Day
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Minneapolis police are investigating a man who was shot and killed early Wednesday morning. Police say it appears a person approached on foot and fired directly at the victim before leaving the scene. No arrests have been made.

2 women released early from Minnesota prison after felony murder law change

Two women released from prison this week may be the very first inmates in Minnesota to have their sentences reduced under new legislation redefining the crime of aiding and abetting felony murder.

Nation's Best History Museum Mpls nominee
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The Mill City Museum in Minneapolis is asking for the public?s support to take the top spot in an online contest to win the title of Nation?s Best History Museum. After coming in fourth place last year in the contest, museum director Dave Stevens is hoping to gather enough votes to take the top spot. Voting ends Monday, Feb. 12th at 11 a.m. CT time. You can vote here: https://www.mnhs.org/millcity