Paul Walsh

Cop: With boys in car, drunken Monticello mom fled
Monica Say of Monticello was stopped with her boys ages 2 and 4 in the back seat and a .21 blood-alcohol level, police say.
Nov 11, 2009

Man who left impression pleads guilty to robbing bank in Minneapolis
A 44-year-old Minneapolis man who left quite an impression while robbing a downtown Minneapolis bank has admitted to the holdup.
Nov 11, 2009

Sleepy Eye teacher gets jail for sex with student
A former high school teacher in southern Minnesota has been sentenced to six months in jail for having numerous sexual encounters with one of his female students.
Nov 11, 2009

Raids on Duluth stores net $100,000 in fake goods
More than $100,000 in phony merchandise, from designer purses and clothing to pro sports team jerseys, has been seized from three Duluth businesses, city and federal authorities said.
Nov 11, 2009

Information sought on body found in pickup in Washington County
A man whose body was found in a pickup truck in Washington County was slain, authorities said Wednesday, adding that they do not believe the homicide was a random act.
Nov 11, 2009

Redskins TE adores Jared Allen's manly mullet video
The tough-guy charm of Vikings defensive lineman Jared Allen that plays out in a recently released professional video has won him a long-distance admirer in a fellow NFL player.
Nov 11, 2009

Drill conducted at Riverside power plant
Now, what kind of dummy would get stuck on a power plant stack?
Nov 11, 2009

Charge: Woman lied about seeing gunman at St. Paul College
Several weeks after police SWAT teams descended on St. Paul College on a report of an agitated gunman in a campus elevator, the woman who reported seeing the gunman was charged this week with falsely reporting a crime.
Nov 10, 2009

Guilty plea in $900,000 scam to cheat the IRS
A 38-year-old Chaska woman admitted Tuesday to preventing the IRS from collecting more than $900,000 in employment taxes from her ex-husband's mortgage brokerage company.
Nov 10, 2009

Winning bidder puts the brakes on buying motorized recliner
Oops. A California man said he made a mistake and withdrew his $10,000 online bid for a motorized recliner made famous because its creator drove and crashed it while drunk in Proctor, Minn.
Nov 10, 2009


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