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.

Eileen Hudon was a key figure in transforming domestic violence into an issue of public concern and establishing the first shelter for survivors in the U.S.

The MPD received awards at the IACP Conference including Officer of the Year for acts of heroism and the Leadership in Community Policing Award for a juvenile initiative.

The Bloomington Police Department is searching for missing 18-year-old Troy Cavanah and is seeking public assistance. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt, brown pants, and sandals.

Saint Paul is hosting its annual Fall Festival at Arlington Hills Community Center with free food and activities, signaling a community-focused event with police engagement.

Washington County Board to hold public hearings on fee schedule and capital improvement plan; receives donations for the Sheriff's Office and other departments.

Saint Paul joined a lawsuit with eight governments to protect $100M in emergency funds, arguing that the Trump administration's conditions on these grants are unrelated and possibly unconstitutional.