During the holiday season, Minnesota officers arrested 2,170 drivers for DWI, including those with BACs over 0.30. The campaign aimed to prevent accidents and injuries.

Ramsey seeks a Building Inspector/Plans Examiner with at least one year of relevant experience, offering a competitive salary and benefits. Duties include field inspections and plan reviews.

Saint Paul Regional Water Services is hiring, with positions like Water Utility Worker I and Utility Trainee available. An open house on January 22, 2026, will offer job insights and application help.

Former Minnesota United coach Adrian Heath says a bogus Saudi job interview led to a November 2024 kidnapping in Morocco; his family tracked his location and helped secure his release.

Officials and Metro Transit are stepping up outreach, signage and enforcement at the busy Technology Drive crossing as Green Line testing moves ahead toward 2027 service.

Severe winter weather forecast for the Twin Cities, with snow and high winds expected today, and extremely low wind chills predicted Thursday through Tuesday, prompting safety advisories.

Michele Tafoya filed FEC paperwork and is expected to announce her Minnesota Senate campaign Wednesday. Her entry gives Republicans a high‑profile recruit for the open Tina Smith seat.

A side-by-side fell through the ice on Lake Le Homme Dieu on Sunday; the driver climbed out uninjured and crews marked thin-ice near Tolena Point.

A North Minneapolis pastor has turned his church into a food-and-safety hub as a major ICE enforcement surge keeps families inside and strains neighborhood services.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation provides free, engaging activities and lunch for children on January 20-21 during the school transition to virtual learning.

An 18-year-old North High senior who worked full-time to support his family was detained by ICE at his job and is now being held in El Paso.

St. Paul Public Works says an employee was detained by ICE last week despite holding federal work authorization and a valid CDL; city and state officials are seeking answers.

Polar Plunge for Special Olympics is set for February 28 at Lakeside Commons Park in Blaine, with community and law enforcement supporting athletes with disabilities.