On Sunday July 20th at approximately 1138 hours, St. Louis Count Deputies received a COPS alert in connection with Domestic Assault, DANCO Violation, weapons possession (crossbow), and threats to Law Enforcment and the general public advising the suspect would not stop and would crash his vehicle. This incident originated in Isanti County and the suspect was believed to be traveling northbound. 

The St. Louis County Attorney’s Office is pleased to announce that it is a Gold Sponsor of the “2025 Child Abuse Summit: Tips from the Team,” hosted by the University of Minnesota Medical School Department of Pediatrics and presented by the Otto Bremer Trust Center for Safe and Healthy Children. The Summit addresses health care and professional issues surrounding child and family maltreatment such as physical abuse, sexual abuse, psychological abuse, and neglect. The Summit will provide up-to-date instruction on the prevention, recognition, intervention, treatment, and investigation of child and family maltreatment. Attendees include members of the medical field, social workers, law enforcement, child protection workers, attorneys, counselors and psychologists, and students.

At approximately 9:20 PM last night Deputies with the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office along with fire personal from Cook, Orr, Kinney-Great Scott and Greenwood were dispatched to a residential house fire in Beatty Township.  Upon arrival the house was fully engulfed.  Through investigation two parties were located in the residence deceased.  This incident is still under investigation and names are being withheld pending notification of family.  The Sheriff's Office along with the State Fire Marshall's Office are still actively investigating.  

Today in St. Louis County District Court in Hibbing, the Honorable Rachel Sullivan sentenced Ashley Rose Cook, 21, to 48 months in prison for Second Degree Manslaughter in the overdose death of Isaiah Lamar Deegan, announced St. Louis County Attorney Kim Maki. Ms. Cook pleaded guilty to Second Degree Manslaughter during a hearing on May 15, 2025.