Minneapolis Police are in the early stages of identifying gaps in the online reporting system used by victims. The city’s current online reporting platform that mostly accepts reports about non-violent crimes, including property crimes, MPD said can result in reports that are “vague” or lack essential details for detectives to investigate.

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A man who was fatally shot recently while confronting a potential thief in his workplace parking lot had had his pickup truck stolen in the same location a year earlier, according to Minneapolis police.

Two toddlers, separately found unresponsive within a three-hour span, were saved by first responders. Now their grandmother is at the center of an investigation.

The Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee and three city council members came together on Friday to push for consequences for any Minneapolis police officer who violates the city’s separation

The 24-year-old’s death marked a seminal moment in the Twin Cities police accountability movement, spurring changes in how use-of-force incidents are handled.

Saturday marked 10 years since the police killing of Jamar Clark, with the family using the anniversary to renew calls to re-open the investigation.

A Minneapolis man has been sentenced to almost 20 years in prison after he was convicted in a 2013 rape cold case, which was delayed for more than a decade due to an untested rape kit.

The police department’s second-in-command has issued a memo saying “Failure to comply shall result in discipline.”

Minneapolis police say a man was shot after he asked a group of unhoused people to leave an alley behind a nightclub.