Minneapolis officers arrested a suspect caught damaging a car and found narcotics, stolen property, and active felony warrants, leading to booking in Hennepin County Jail.

Mayor Jeff Wosje's 2025 State of the City address for Plymouth, covering city progress and future goals, is available on YouTube after a live Discover Plymouth event.

Mankato city officials warned against pet owners falsely claiming to have found stray dogs to surrender them, which strains impound resources and could lead to legal repercussions.

Maddison Zikmund has been appointed as Maple Grove Fire-Rescue's new fire chief, bringing 13 years of experience and academic credentials to the role.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hosting a public hearing on April 16th to discuss updates to park smoking and THC policies, including alignment of tobacco with cannabis regulations, and rules for selling THC-infused products in parks.

Mankato Police and Fire celebrated National Pet Day on Facebook by posting pictures of staff pets, highlighting their role in providing comfort after work.

Wright County's Plymouth exam station will close from April 14 for 6-8 weeks for repairs, affecting driving tests. Residents should seek alternatives and await further DVS updates.

Officer Sean Murphy of Crookston PD was placed on leave after shooting Caleb Coffey, who brandished a handgun following a multi-agency vehicle pursuit.

Minnesota's Senate Commerce Committee advances a consumer protection package focusing on free water at venues, HOA regulations, and a ban on retail sales of nitrous oxide canisters.

Apple Valley is accepting firefighter applications, offering a fulfilling public service career. Informational meetings will be held at Fire Station 2, with details on the City's website.

The Coon Rapids Ice Center is hosting its annual Spring Ice Show from April 24-26, with performances planned for local skating enthusiasts.

The Brooklyn Park Police are searching for missing 31-year-old Hanna Don and seek the public’s assistance. She was last seen in Brooklyn Park on April 8.

St. Paul, MN, reports a drop in non-fatal shootings attributed to the work of a new Police Department unit focused on such incidents, funded until 2027 and showing higher case clearance rates.