MPD officers successfully de-escalated a tense situation involving an armed man threatening neighbors, resulting in a peaceful arrest and seizure of a loaded handgun.

Issue #24 of the HCSO Insider newsletter covers sheriff's office staff accomplishments, a 911 call guide, childcare program support, explorer awards, and crime statistics.

Blaine City Council imposes a moratorium on new accessory dwelling units (ADUs), blocking applications for construction and permits until June 2, 2026, while studying regulation impacts.

Minneapolis is experiencing wet weather with a high of 53°F and a 90% chance of rain, decreasing overnight. Skies will clear by Thursday, with a mostly sunny weekend forecast, but slight chances of showers may return.

Wright County Sheriff's Office released an arrest report detailing various charges from assault to burglary, emphasizing substance abuse and DWI incidents, and highlighting frequent traffic-related offenses in the county.

The Minnesota Senate narrowly passed a judiciary and public safety bill, HF 2432, with policy changes and funding for public safety and crime response, now awaiting the governor's signature.

The Mary Ann Young Center is screening "You Gotta Believe", a film about a Texas baseball team's rise to 2002 Little League World Series champions, on May 29.

Ramsey celebrates National Public Works Week, highlighting the essential roles of public works professionals in infrastructure and service maintenance.

Coon Rapids Police Department will host a Bike Rodeo on May 31st, focusing on cycling safety for kids with hands-on activities, a bike giveaway, and an opportunity to buy helmets.

Carver County Parks celebrated the opening of a new playground at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park, offering families a modern play area with diverse activities. The park expects the playground to be a popular attraction for visitors.

Apple Valley reminds residents of pool safety regulations, highlighting barriers for in-ground pools, pool maintenance, and the necessity of permits for permanent pools. Compliance and community vigilance are emphasized.

Over 6,000 Minnesota drivers were cited during a hands-free cell phone law enforcement campaign in April, a significant increase from the previous year.

St. Louis Park is seeking proposals for managing its green waste transfer site, involving staffing, waste disposal, and potential additional services, with bids due June 4.