Crime, Law and Justice

U.S. officials: More than 20 Saudi students to be expelled in wake of Florida shooting
The Pentagon has suspended operational training of all Saudi Arabian military students indefinitely, as federal investigators conduct a security review of the more than 800 Saudi students in the U.S.
In St. Paul, here's how a potentially violent act never came to be
There have been a lot of stories about the concerning spike in gun violence and homicides in St. Paul last year. This story is about a potential act of violence that was prevented — thanks to a St. Paul nonprofit, the 8218 Truce Center. It provides a place for youth to relax, learn and settle their differences.
Drivers beware: Catalytic converters thieves active in Twin Cities
A crime wave is lapping at the undersides of cars, trucks and SUVs across the Twin Cities, as police field dozens of reports of catalytic converter thefts.
Video outside cell during Epstein's first suicide attempt 'no longer exists'
After first reporting that the video had been preserved, prosecutors now say that further investigation shows officials "inadvertently preserved video from the wrong tier" within the Manhattan prison.
Suspect charged in Waseca shooting; officer remains in critical condition
Prosecutors have charged a man with shooting and critically wounding a Minnesota police officer who was responding to a report of a suspicious person. Thirty-seven-year-old Tyler Robert Janovsky was charged Wednesday with three counts of attempted first-degree murder.