Eight charged with stealing funds from Minnesota charitable gambling, involving 44 counts of burglary and theft, with Arron Scott King Sr. allegedly leading the operation.

Morrison County announces roadwork including culvert installation and road maintenance from May 5-9, prompting detours and potential delays for drivers.

The City of Plymouth has approved controlled burns to promote native plant growth in various locations starting May 5, to be conducted by Prairie Restorations.

Minneapolis Health Department is raising air quality awareness, monitoring local air with new sensors, and encouraging residents to minimize pollution from activities like recreational fires and vehicle idling.

Ramsey County, Minnesota highlights mental health with an event-filled May, includes art therapy for teens, yoga, and a community celebration, while also launching a mental health vehicle naming contest.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension seeks information on Todd Hanson's 1993 unsolved disappearance after his friend, Chad Birkeland, was found dead.

Minneapolis hosts the Music Summit on May 10 to engage the local music community in shaping the city's cultural policy.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments urge the community to unite for Mental Health Awareness Month, promoting awareness, providing resources, and encouraging an ongoing dialogue to support mental health.

A lost juvenile male Husky was found in Mankato, MN and awaits reclaiming at the city impound, as the search for its owner continues via social media.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored over 100 people for their public service, including posthumously awarding Officer Jamal Mitchell the Purple Heart.

Mankato honors firefighters on International Firefighters' Day, praising the commitment of full-time, part-time, and on-call personnel, and encourages new recruits.

Morrison County commissioners have several public meetings on May 4-10, including staff appreciation, board meetings, a cannabis ordinance hearing, and a trails meeting.

Oakdale Library's Fix-It Clinic on August 2 encourages sustainability by teaching repair skills to fix items like toasters and lamps, while also seeking volunteers.