Crime

The Minneapolis man is accused of billing Medicaid for services that were never provided, not provided as billed or ineligible for reimbursement from January of 2020 until January of 2024, the news release says.

As summer blooms, so does crime—lawnmowers and cars targeted as neighbors look out for one another.

As technology advances, so do the questions about privacy. Automated license plate readers are changing the game, but are we ready for the consequences?

Tensions boiled over in Minneapolis this weekend, leading to a chaotic scene during a protest that’s got everyone talking.

As the holidays approach, a local warning rings out about sneaky scams targeting ATMs—those Grinches are up to no good.

Authorities have arrested Lutsen Lodge owner Bryce Campbell, who is currently in custody in Oakland County, Michigan.

Nearby residents sheltered in place, schools went into lockdown, and a large police presence responded to what an officer thought was gunshots.

Multiple fires had been set in the home and a gas valve on the kitchen stove was left in the open position.

Brown County deputies responded to a 911 call shortly before 4:30 Sunday morning reporting a shooting.

The University of Minnesota Police Department shared photos of the suspect, along with details on the crime.

All three are described in federal court documents as leaders of a company called Evergreen Recovery.

Believe it or not, Halloween costume laws do exist in America that could lead to prison time.