Officer Tyler Leibfried of the Duluth Police is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, having avoided charges by the BCA; the DPD's internal inquiry continues.

Anoka County board meeting highlighted Andrew Dykstra's awards, infrastructure projects, policing contracts for 2026, Highway 47 improvements, and a tax levy increase aimed at fiscal stability.

Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala was found guilty of assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon by a U.S. District Court jury after a three-day trial.

The Justin Morneau Winter Warm-Up Coat Drive in Maple Grove, Minnesota, encourages donations of coats for those in need, with a December 14th deadline.

Maple Grove and Hennepin County residents can bring their broken items to the Hennepin Environment Fix-It Clinic on Dec 13 for free repairs and to learn repair skills.

Mankato, Minnesota seeks a Public Works Operations Technician A to maintain city amenities including streets and parks, highlighted in their Facebook post.

Bloomington's Meadowview Road oak tree is lit up with holiday lights for the first time in over ten years, reviving a local festive tradition appreciated by the community and visible from afar.

The Mankato Police Department reports 384 traffic stops, 107 citations, and 16 DWI arrests in November, noting extreme speeding and high BAC levels. They stress the importance of road safety measures.

Maple Grove Police announced additional westbound lane opening at Weaver Lake Road/West Fish Lake intersection to ease traffic, with further changes coming on December 7th for repairs.

St. Louis Park city crews plowed streets following snowfall, urging residents to voluntarily move vehicles for efficient clearing, although no snow emergency was declared.

Brooklyn Park's EDA has a special meeting on December 8, 2025, at City Hall to discuss local economic issues; documents available online for public preview.

Bryce James Campbell was arrested for arson and insurance fraud in connection with the fire that destroyed Lutsen Resort Lodge in Minnesota. The meticulous investigation led to his apprehension.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has voted to remove the controversial Pioneers monument due to its insensitive historical portrayal, as part of an effort to acknowledge Indigenous history and perspectives.