Two suspects were arrested in Minneapolis after a car was spotted as stolen by the MPD via a license plate recognition system; one had narcotics and the other had disposed of the car keys.

CenterPoint Energy plans to upgrade natural gas lines in Minneapolis's Jordan Neighborhood, starting in April, with minimal disruptions and restorative work to follow.

Minnesota senators delay a decision on rescheduling sales tax revenue for the Twins stadium until 2026, following unsuccessful discussions about reallocating the funds.

St. Louis Park's Community Service Officer program recruits part-time officers with up to $5,000 tuition reimbursement, aiming to offer law enforcement experience and education, while strengthening community ties.

Senator Bonnie Westlin introduced Senate File 1812 to the Minnesota Senate Elections Committee to expand prohibitions against electoral bribery and influence.

A weather update for Minneapolis indicates a mix of conditions with chances of rain and snow, varying temperatures from 55 to 73 degrees, and winds shifting from west northwest to north northeast.

Coon Rapids PD honored the retirement of Anoka's Chief Eric Peterson after 30 years of service, welcoming new Chief Andy Youngquist and stressing the importance of interdepartmental partnership.

The Pathways to Policing Program allows aspiring officers with a college degree to attend a paid four-month law enforcement training, aiming to diversify the police force.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners' packed schedule includes multiple meetings and a leadership summit, with options for virtual participation.

Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara is carrying the duty weapon of fallen Officer Mitchell as a tribute to his service and sacrifice, honoring law enforcement tradition and community protection.

Minnesota requires proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful presence and a Minnesota address for all CDL and CLP applications, effective March 20, 2025, to meet federal standards.

Burnsville residents can provide input on the future of Paha Sapa Park during an open house event on April 9, as part of the park's proposed 2025-26 improvements.

Brooklyn Park is launching a curbside organic waste collection service starting March 31, with residents receiving a separate cart for items like food scraps and non-recyclable paper.