Rice County's Twin Oaks housing project wins an Achievement Award for enhancing community and economic development in Faribault's north side, focusing on affordable homes for the workforce.

Plymouth History Center introduces a free Story Time series for families at Old Town Hall, blending storytelling with activities to teach children about local history.

Morrison County announced a series of meetings, including discussions on local planning, community development, and infrastructure, inviting public participation.

Skateapalooza is coming to Carpenter Park on July 23, offering free skate gear, lessons, and a showing of pro skaters from 3rd Lair SkatePark. The event includes food vendors and giveaways.

The Plymouth History Center is hosting a Story Time series for kids, featuring hands-on activities to learn about history.

A 60-year-old woman was saved from a burning car in Mankato; alcohol suspected to be involved. Non-life-threatening injuries reported; charges pending. Multi-agency rescue effort highlighted.

Plymouth Police officers responded to a call and found two animals, Sassy and Daliah, causing a disturbance. They playfully apprehended the animals and reunited them with their owner, detailing the incident with humor on social media.

Minneapolis Police officers arrested a suspected bike thief found with bolt cutters and a crowbar, potentially preventing further thefts and enhancing community safety.

The forecast for Minneapolis includes varied weather conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and flood warnings in nearby counties due to river flooding.

Johnathan David Rosillo was arrested in Minnesota for meth possession indicating a major drug offense; he resisted arrest and faces multiple drug charges.

Minnesota's Cloquet PD reports Jane Korpela was found deceased; Daniel Latterell is still missing. The couple vanished in late May, last seen in McGregor.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office shared a summary of its June 2025 service calls on Facebook, reflecting their continuous efforts in community safety.

Officer Dennis Ward retires from Plymouth Police after 18 years of service, following 13 years in the U.S. Air Force. The department praised his commitment and community engagement.