A Minnesota man pleaded guilty to defrauding over $250 million from the Feeding Our Future program by claiming to serve thousands of meals to children daily.

The Minneapolis Police Department was honored by the U.S. Secret Service for their collaboration during last year's election season to ensure candidate safety.

Adam James Webster from Mahnomen has been charged with illegal possession of firearms as a convicted felon, announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Lisa D. Kirkpatrick.

St. Louis Park City Council approves zoning changes to create more inclusive housing, consolidating residential districts and allowing multi-unit dwellings in some single-unit zones. A new zoning map will be in effect by March 28, 2025.

The Maple Grove Lions Club donated $25,000 to their local police department for redesigning badges and patches after Minnesota's state seal was updated.

Minneapolis offers residents a chance to buy up to three trees at $30 each through a lottery to promote sustainable urban living and improve the environment.

A University of Minnesota study found that AI-generated ad slogans can compete with human-made ones, particularly when using ChatGPT with detailed prompts.

The study shows gorillas with heart disease have altered gut microbiomes, comparing the gut bacteria of healthy and afflicted gorillas, both captive and wild.

Minnesota Senator Aric Putnam seeks funding for the Preschool 4 Success program, aiming to boost early childhood education and enhance community partnerships.

Ramsey County will send out 2025 property valuation notices and tax statements in late March, and residents can challenge valuations before November. An informational video is available in five languages, and an open book meeting is set for April 9.

The Minneapolis Police Department located a missing, non-verbal 6-year-old boy with autism who was found outside barefoot in the cold and ensured he received medical care.

CenterPoint Energy resumes a gas service upgrade in Diamond Lake, moving meters and retrofitting lines, with work starting in April and minimizing disruption.

Minneapolis is seeking members for its Pedestrian Advisory Committee to enhance the city's walkability. Applications are open with support for translation and interpreting services.