Crime, Law and Justice

Mother of man killed by Hastings police wants answers
"There's non-lethal ways of dealing with someone who's not in their right mind," said Tanya Johnson. "We're not supposed to be killing these people, we're supposed to be helping them."
Court documents say a St. Cloud man accused of killing a woman he met at a wedding told investigators God told him he needed to kill someone and that he would be able to resurrect that person.
Trump mocks Ford's testimony at rally, begs crowd to 'think of your son'
Backlash is building in conservative circles in reaction to the fight over the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh. It could energize GOP voters, with midterm elections just over a month away.
Mother, kids missing from southern Minnesota found in Moorhead
Authorities had asked for the public's help finding Izetta Cooley, who was court-ordered to not have contact with the children but who showed up for them at the home where they were staying Saturday.
Judge stays civil suit in Ruszczyk shooting
The shooting victim's father had sought to pursue his civil suit even as the criminal trial of former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor was pending.
Hastings officer kills stabbing suspect; BCA investigating
Hastings police found the suspect walking on a street Monday night and confronted him. At one point, one of the officers fired at the suspect, who died at the scene, state investigators said Tuesday.
Gender-reveal party accident leaves border agent bearing guilt for wildfire
What to expect when you're expecting? Probably not a 47,000-acre blaze. But that's what Dennis Dickey got after he fired at a target meant to explode in blue or pink. Now, he has pleaded guilty.
Authorities are concerned for the welfare of Izetta Cooley's five children, who she allegedly took without permission over the weekend. She's under a court order not to have contact with the children.
Ex-FBI agent will address criticism of Wetterling probe, detail feds' role
Steve Gilkerson, who worked on the Jacob Wetterling investigation in its earliest stages, will address recent criticism by the Stearns County sheriff at a Tuesday morning news conference.