The Duluth 1200 Fund celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its role in local business development, job creation, and the preservation of Duluth's Historic District.

Eden Prairie Police Department welcomed Officer Trent Wiebusch, who has a background in education, family in law enforcement, and expertise in "Use of Force" training.

Minneapolis' OPCR cleared all pending police misconduct cases, signaling improved accountability and transparency in the police department. The city has taken steps to prevent future backlogs.

A mechanical error at Blue Earth County Justice Center has cast doubt on 161 breathalyzer tests; authorities are reviewing tests conducted between Oct 2024 and May 2025 for potential inaccuracies.

Carver County Parks reminds people to keep dogs leashed in parks, except in designated off-leash areas, and outlines places dogs are not allowed. Owners must pick up after their pets.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is promoting the 988 mental health crisis hotline, which offers call and text support, akin to 911 emergency services.

Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management requires hemp edible retailers to obtain a state license and city registration by October 31 to continue sales, with an additional city registration due by 2025 and a $125 fee.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey confirms the city’s support for immigrants, promising protection and services irrespective of their status, in response to the Trump administration's stance on immigration.

Minnesota state legislators visited Mankato to assess funding needs for a new air traffic control tower and a water quality project proposed by local city leaders.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts sunny, 56°F today, with a chance of rain tonight. The weekend will be partly sunny and mild, while rain chances increase on Monday and Tuesday.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation introduces a free Teen Aquatic Fitness program with water-based activities, skill-building, mentorship, and more, targeting teens' physical and social development.

The Coon Rapids Police Department will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25th to safely dispose of unused medication.

The Mary Ann Young Center is offering Medicare seminars and one-on-one counseling sessions in November to help people understand Medicare enrollment and options.