Public Safety

Authorities believe all four froze to death.

They are suspects in 23 cases in three Twin Cities counties.

The incident happened Tuesday on Highway 169.

The man's death marked the third homicide in St. Paul this year.

He pleaded guilty to similar charges involving the DJ's colleague back in 2015.

Another passenger was also injured.

One person was almost hit, while a second person suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

The state representative was pulled over on the night of Jan. 8.

He's accused of killing her days after she remarried.

The girl was on the highway when she was struck.

It marks the second homicide in Minneapolis this year.

He apparently said he didn't realize there was a dog inside.

In both instances, women were exiting their vehicles when the suspects approached.

Officials say they've identified a trend of travelers bringing bushmeat into the U.S.

Two drivers had a BCA of more than five times the legal limit.

The victim suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.

One dog had to have surgery after breaking his leg in three places.

Police K9s searched the school before it was given the all clear.

It happened during a basketball game at Wayzata East Middle School in Plymouth.

Wind chills were 35 below zero Monday morning.

The suspect was unsuccessful getting inside the pull tabs safe.

He was last seen Sunday and did not return home. He was found safe on Monday.

Charges say the driver led state troopers on a chase in a stolen vehicle prior to crashing.

The office building is not currently occupied, but restoration crews were working inside at the time.