Commissioner Julie Jeppson of Anoka County has been appointed to chair and vice-chair numerous committees, including the Transportation Committee, showcasing her significant role in local governance and representing District 6 interests.

A fire in Oakland Township destroyed a residence on Saturday night, but all occupants and pets safely evacuated. Firefighters faced challenges due to a narrow driveway. The cause is under investigation.

Minnesota's new red flag law, effective January 1, allows for the temporary removal of firearms from those considered a threat to themselves or others.

The Minnesota Vikings were eliminated from playoff contention after a 30-20 loss to the Detroit Lions, with quarterback Nick Mullens throwing two critical interceptions.

An apartment complex in Sandy Springs caught fire early Sunday, leading to a dramatic rescue of a woman who jumped from a window. No injuries were reported as firefighters and police evacuated residents.

Grace Zumwinkle scored a hat trick, leading Minnesota to a 3-0 win against Montreal before a record 13,316 spectators.

A shooting in Forest Park left one dead and two injured; the alleged shooter, Victor Baymon, was later arrested.

Eden Prairie seeks commission members, holds a student contest for Black History Month, releases a water treatment podcast, and reviews commission achievements and plans.

The Marietta City Council announces upcoming meetings, including a work session on January 8 and an agenda review session on January 10, both available for live streaming and later viewing.

Woodbury's park shelters and buildings are available for booking from April 14 to October 13, starting January 17 on a first-come, first-serve basis for events.

Darren Raddysh scored his first two goals of the season, leading Tampa Bay Lightning to a 4-1 win against a depleted Minnesota Wild team. Vasilevskiy made 22 saves, and the Wild struggled without key players due to injuries.

A wave of bomb threats prompted evacuations at state capitol buildings across the US, including Minnesota which caused disruptions and increased security measures. No bombs were found after searches.

Two Ramsey County Sheriff's officers assisted a state trooper in Minneapolis with a person in crisis, with neither injuries nor weapons involved in the event. The officers' training and commitment to community service were highlighted.