Minnesota Senate Committee reviews Plymouth's funding request for City Center revitalization to improve safety, walkability, and support local businesses.

Kamau Evans, already a felon, was charged after terrorizing residents in a Minneapolis home invasion and firing at police. He was arrested and faces federal firearm possession charges.

The Minnesota Historical Society acquired a goalie mask designed by artist Cole Redhorse Taylor and worn by Marc-André Fleury, featuring Dakota motifs and raising $35,100 for charity.

Highland Popcorn, a nonprofit popcorn shop in St. Paul, is opening on Super Bowl weekend, hiring individuals with disabilities, including the founder's son who has autism.

Saint Paul invites local businesses to the free 2024 Supplier Fair on January 24, promoting contracting opportunities with the city and fostering economic growth.

The Frosty Mug Crawl is set for February 24 at The Shops at West End, offering a selection of drinks for participants with passports. Registration is $35 and includes a long sleeve shirt.

Minnesota prepares for its presidential primary on March 5, offering absentee voting from January 19 and reminding voters of eligibility requirements and voting locations through the Coon Rapids bulletin.

A police chase involving stolen vehicles and teenage suspects ended in multiple crashes near Lake Minnetonka, with items from other thefts found inside the cars.

Plymouth Police Department welcomes new officer Connor Smith, a local graduate with a degree from Fitchburg State and a family legacy in law enforcement.

The Minnesota Department of Commerce is distributing CATGUARD marking kits in Coon Rapids to combat catalytic converter theft, with kits available at the local police department.

Ramsey County opens absentee voting on Jan. 19 for the March 5 presidential primary, with in-person and mail options available, and voters required to declare party preference.

A 19-year-old man died after being shot on New Brighton Blvd, with Barqadle Abdullahi Barqadle, 20, charged with murder. MPD is investigating and seeking witnesses via CrimeStoppers.

The 44th Northland Figure Skating Competition returns to Duluth with over 600 participants at AMSOIL and DECC Arenas, mixing jumps, spins, and artistry on ice.