The DOJ has sued Saint Paul over an ordinance barring local law enforcement from considering immigration status, sparking a fierce defense from Mayor Carter.

Minneapolis Police Department hosts Coffee with a Cop at a local McDonald's to strengthen community relations and encourage open dialogue between residents and officers.

Apple Valley City Council passes Ordinance No. 1152, revising zoning rules to allow higher density and taller buildings in Development Designation No. 507-Zone 2.

A new roundabout at Highway 41 and Highway 10 in Carver County is scheduled to open, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety. Initially, it will be single-lane, with construction continuing for a week.

Minneapolis' Budget Director Jayne Discenza has been honored as a "Top Woman in Finance" for her impactful work in enhancing public financial transparency and engaging the community in the budget process.

Minneapolis forecast includes mixed weather, starting with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures around 82 degrees, then partly sunny with slight wind increases. Sunny days continue with a rising chance of showers by the weekend.

Chanhassen announces upcoming lane closures for utility work, starting September 29, affecting traffic on W 78th St, W 79th St, and Great Plains Blvd.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is hosting a free skating party at North Dale on October 2, welcoming all to enjoy a fall community event. Skaters are encouraged to bring their own skates. Details are available on their Facebook page.

Dakota County announces a Community Volunteer Fair at Wescott Library, offering various volunteer opportunities and connecting community members with local organizations.

A missing Spaniel mix in Mankato was found and returned to its owner with the help of the community and city officials.

Winners of the 2025 Coon Rapids Photo Contest focusing on local wildlife were announced, featuring a variety of amateur work, with a full gallery online.

Peter Amondo Anderson, a member of the Minneapolis Lows gang, pleaded guilty to bank fraud and identity theft charges related to a scheme involving forged checks and recruitment of "money mules."

Former Customs officer Anthony John Crowley pled guilty to possessing child pornography, following a cyber tip leading to seized illegal content at his home.