Federal agents in Minneapolis, aided by local police, arrested two individuals using chemical irritants, drawing Council member Chavez's concern over excessive force and community impact.

Minneapolis developers can apply for Met Council's Livable Communities grants to create connected, sustainable communities, focusing on inclusive housing and jobs. Applications, with a $750 fee, are due by January 20, 2026.

The Frostbite 500 Trout Ice Fishing Contest in Champlin offers ice anglers a chance to win prizes on February 7, 2026, with limited spots and differing fees for residents and non-residents.

Carver County Parks is offering beginner cross-country skiing lessons, aiming to provide an enjoyable and non-intimidating learning experience for all ages.

The City of Minneapolis honored retiring Fire Chief Tyner, celebrating his 30-year service and leadership, which included guiding the department through public safety challenges.

Carver County Parks announces new rental guidelines, affecting facility bookings and event planning, with specific changes for Beachside Shelter and Baylor Regional Park.

Louisiana Avenue in St. Louis Park is open after construction with new traffic signals; further improvements expected soon.

The Twin Cities faces a deep freeze with the National Weather Service issuing advisories for extreme cold and wind chills that could reach -35 degrees.

MPD officers joined the Winter Wonderland event at Mall of America organized by Be The Change MN, mingling with families and handing out toys to children.

Minneapolis unveils "Parque Monarca" as the new name for a park along the Midtown Greenway, reflecting community input and ongoing revitalization efforts.

Minneapolis Police arrested two during a traffic stop after finding a gun and suspected crack cocaine. Neither suspect had a carry permit, and one had a felony warrant.

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.