The Duluth Police Department welcomed two new officers, one a former Community Service Officer and the other with U.S. Military experience, aiming to enhance community ties and department diversity.

The Duluth Police Department seeks public assistance to identify a suspect from a Sunday evening armed robbery on East 9th Street, urging anyone with information to contact them or use a text-based tip service.

Officer Maurice Smith of St. Louis Park, MN, is featured in the "Inspired By" series for Black History Month, honoring J. Cole for his impact and thoughtful lyrics on social justice issues.

Bunker Hills Golf Club is hiring seasonal golf maintenance workers, involving tasks like mowing greens and grooming sand traps, with the perk of free golf.

The Community Connections Conference in Minneapolis on Feb. 17 features cultural performances, environmental justice discussions, and focuses on community safety, with city leaders participating.

A man was shot in the leg during a drive-by shooting outside Moonraker Apartments in Brooklyn Park late Sunday night and is now receiving treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. The police are seeking information.

Brooklyn Park prepares to host the 32nd Annual Real Estate Forum, focusing on community building, with Mayor Winston opening, and featuring speeches by Senator Pha and David Arbit.

Minneapolis faces a potential 2-4 inches of snow, leading to a Winter Weather Advisory until 3 AM CST Thursday. Hazardous driving conditions expected.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board postponed the technical meeting about improving sports facilities, promising to reschedule and continue discussions on maintenance, permits, and funding.

State Fire Marshal (SFM) investigators engage in detailed examinations to determine the origins and causes of fires, a process that can be complex and prolonged due to numerous influencing elements.

A study suggests the U.S. had 1.2 million excess deaths due to natural causes during the first 30 months of the pandemic, higher than reported COVID-19 deaths.

The Bloomington Police Department is preparing for their annual hockey game against the Bloomington Fire Department, seeking to avenge last year's loss and inspire local support.

Plymouth officials impose a parking ban to prepare for a snowstorm, effective from 7 a.m. to midnight on February 13th, with boundaries detailed by authorities. Non-compliance may result in fines.