Burnsville celebrated young voices at a City Council Meeting, recognizing winners of the "I Love Burnsville" essay contest, encouraging youth engagement.

Minneapolis prepares for Officer Jamal Mitchell's memorial, who died on duty. The service is on June 11 at Maple Grove Senior High. Tributes highlight his dedication as the city reflects on the sacrifices of law enforcement.

Blaine City Council is set to hold a public hearing regarding Pizza Pub Prime's liquor license application on June 17, 2024, inviting residents to express their positions.

Mark Isham, 61, was convicted of assaulting his intimate partner on the Bois Forte Indian Reservation, resulting in serious bodily injury. The victim was hospitalized and required surgery for injuries. A sentencing date is pending.

Minneapolis's e-bike rebate program faced technical issues on its launch day, prompting a temporary suspension of the application process. The city promised updates and is working to resolve the issues.

Dr. Mark Schneiderhan demystifies mental health medications, stressing their safety and non-addictive nature when used as prescribed, and the importance of sustained treatment.

The Saint Paul Police Department reported that 14-year-old Haroon, a missing autistic boy, was found safe after disappearing near Children’s Hospital in Saint Paul.

The City of Plymouth announces its free Summer Beach Series event at Parkers Lake Park, featuring activities like water slides and paddleboarding, plus various food trucks on June 21.

Route 774 in Plymouth faces detours due to construction, affecting morning and afternoon commutes. The Plymouth Ice Center Park and Ride closes, but alternative Park and Ride locations and a Click-and-Ride service are available.

Bloomington City Council invites residents to discuss a proposed ordinance on prevailing wage for city projects during a public hearing scheduled for June 17, 2024.

The Department of Public Safety has encrypted its radio communications to protect sensitive data and enhance operational integrity, following local and federal agency practices.

The Mankato Police Department warns residents of a phone scam with fake officers demanding payments and reminds the public not to give out personal information or money over the phone.

Senator Bonnie Westlin joins calls for Senator Nicole Mitchell's resignation amid Mitchell's legal issues, prioritizing distraction-free governance and constituent service in Minnesota.