Minnesota lawmaker Jason Chávez opposes potential healthcare cuts for undocumented immigrants, stressing the impact on communities of color and the importance of inclusive policies.

Police in Mankato, MN, arrested a woman for robbing a KFC at gunpoint; they used a drone to find the weapon and recovered cash, highlighting successful interdepartmental cooperation.

The Minneapolis Police Mounted Patrol Unit celebrated the graduation of two new officers and honored a retiring horse named Teak, as well as commemorated a horse named Haven.

Minneapolis opened The River Hub at Graco Park, featuring a zero-energy building and a variety of facilities. The city is also improving riverfront safety and connectivity but faces trail closures due to bridge repairs.

The University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners will hold their spring plant sale on May 31 in Minneapolis, with a similar event on May 17 in Hutchinson.

Senator Maye Quade demands the release of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and others arrested by immigration agents, criticizing federal actions and Republican complicity.

Minnesota's turtles are beginning their annual nesting journey, prompting drivers to be cautious on the roads to aid conservation efforts and protect the slow-breeding species.

Minneapolis Police arrested a suspect with a warrant for 2nd degree murder, following surveillance and a coordinated effort between the department's CRT and FED teams.

Duluth Police issued a safety notice for the release of Arthur Vernon, 71, a sex offender with a past of abusing adults and children. He will live on Grand Avenue starting May 22, 2025.

St. Louis Park City Council celebrates National Small Business Week in recognition of over 2,100 local businesses' significant economic and social impact.

Dakota County inaugurated the Vermillion River Greenway on May 6th, enhancing outdoor recreation with a new 2.1-mile trail as part of a broader greenway system.

St. Louis Park will hold a public hearing on May 19 regarding The Taco Shop's application for a liquor license, with options for in-person and online attendance.

The Minnesota Senate approved Human Services Budget and Policy bills with a 35-32 vote, emphasizing support for essential services and a balanced budget approach.