Minnesota Crime

A Britt bar had it's signage stolen over the 4th of July.

Since the closure announcement, wedding venues across the state are opening their doors and arms to the affected couples.

In the end, it was just the simple answer. It was a car that was found in a pond, most likely abandoned by someone other than the original owner.

A local sheriff's office reminded residents to not call their moms, while driving from police, in an attempt to avoid arrest.

Police find autosears, converting semiautomatic pistols into fully automatic weapons, hidden throughout rental property.

Minneapolis Police posted about a recent 24-hour period where they made 7 arrests and took 5 guns and narcotics off the streets

The Isanti County Sheriff's Office posted about a recent drug bust that was the result of a traffic violation.

"We are extremely fortunate that this incident ended without violence and the only loss being a slice of ham."

A suspect recently fled Pine County Deputies, and until K9 Luda showed up, wasn't going to come out of hiding.

The Goodhue County Sheriff's Office in Southern Minnesota is asking residents for help in identifying the car and or individuals who were involved in the brazen theft.

You can hear restauranteur Brian Ingram discuss how things have changed since the pandemic and the safety issues he has faced, including having the "same criminal robbing and stealing from his seven restaurants" and being "back on the streets in 24-hours"

Many car thefts are simply a crime of opportunity, so make it as hard as possible for someone to take your vehicle.