Guilty Plea in Rochester Drug Case Involving $100K Cash and Gun
The Olmsted County Attorney's Office has requested the forfeiture of the more than $100,000 in cash.
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Minnesota Mom Heads to Prison for Son’s Death in Crash
She was accused of being under the influence of methamphetamine and marijuana.
100 MPH Alcohol-Involved Fatal Pile-Up Sends MN Man to Prison
A blood test determined he was impaired by alcohol, fentanyl, and marijuana.
Teen Gets 30 Years for Deadly Shooting Near Mankato School
The murder occurred during what started as a transaction involving marijuana vape cartridges.
St. Paul Man Guilty For 100 MPH Impaired Driving Fatal Crash
A 29-year-old Minneapolis woman was killed in the pile up crash on an I-94 exit ramp last fall.
Minnesota Mom Pleads Guilty in Crash That Killed Her Young Son
She was accused of being impaired by methamphetamine and marijuana when the deadly crash occurred in March.
Minnesota OCM Warns These Gummies Have 20x More THC Than Labeled
These THC gummies could be way stronger than you think.
Christmas Day Drug Arrest: Rochester Man Avoids Prison
He has been accepted into the Olmsted County Drug Court treatment program.
Teen Faces 40 Years for Execution-Style Killing in Mankato
A plan to steal marijuana vape cartridges led to the murder.
Cocaine-Eating Suspect Sentenced in Rochester Drug Case
He was previously sent to prison for a 2023 conviction for drug sales in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota Child Dead From Crash Injuries - Mother Facing Charges
She is accused of being under the influence of methamphetamine when the deadly crash occurred last Friday.
Traffic Stop Leads to Prison for Rochester Drug Offender
He previously was sent to prison for a felony drug conviction in 2017.
Rochester Man's Plea Deal Includes 6 Year Prison Sentence
He was previously sent to prison for a 2017 drug dealing conviction.
Up In Smoke: Minnesota Lawmaker Says Marijuana Sales Likely Delayed Until 2026
Minnesota is on a very slow road to see the realization of legal marijuana dispensaries opening in the state, one lawmaker is now predicting a much longer wait than originally anticipated.