Minneapolis has confirmed the return of Owámniyomni Okhódayap, sacred land, to the Dakota people, marking a significant step in restorative justice and reconciliation after collaboration with various leaders and organizations.

The Duluth Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Sherri Lee Monroe, a 61-year-old woman who went missing on April 19 near Rices Point.

Minneapolis police apprehended a juvenile involved in attempted auto thefts, reflecting ongoing efforts to curb youth crime and maintain community safety.

Brooklyn Park Police responded to a bomb threat at Osseo Area Learning Center; the threat was found to be unsubstantiated after an evacuation and sweep.

Minneapolis is investing $225 million in infrastructure, including road resurfacing, bridge repairs, and lead water line replacements, with real-time updates provided via a new online dashboard.

A man was arrested by Minneapolis Police for possessing a ghost gun, which are untraceable firearms, following a traffic stop and surveillance based on a tip.

Nokomis-Hiawatha Regional Park is set for trail improvements, including new striping, signs, a bike lane by Amelia Pond, a trail near Cedar Avenue, and a pedestrian bridge over Minnehaha Creek.

Play Golf Minneapolis has available spots across their leagues at six courses with league play starting May 5. Openings exist for both men's and women's leagues on various days and times.

Eden Prairie hosts a car seat clinic, barn open house, "Coffee with a Cop," and an Arbor Day Celebration with activities including a kids tree-climb and a seedling giveaway.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on Sign Code amendments, allowing community feedback on signage regulation changes; in-person and digital attendance options provided.

Eden Prairie Police warn of a scam involving imposters posing as officers, demanding payment for fake warrants using caller ID spoofing. No financial losses reported yet.

CenterPoint Energy is finishing gas main installation in Hopkins, with restoration beginning April 18th. Later, indoor meters will be moved outdoors. Permanent restoration follows weeks after.

St. Louis Park is coping with new overnight train noise, prompting the city to propose creating whistle quiet zones, which require a lengthy and costly process to implement.