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.

Road closure on East First Street in Duluth begins on April 10 for six weeks; detours outlined for drivers, pedestrian access remains on south sidewalk.

Senator Tina Smith introduces the Boundary Waters Wilderness Protection Act to shield 225,000 acres from sulfide ore mining, a reaction to Trump's prioritization of mining on public lands.

Plymouth's annual Walk with the Mayor event, featuring a 2-mile walk and a chance to discuss issues with Mayor Jeff Wosje, will occur on May 1, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Wright County residents prepare for Real ID enforcement on May 7, as clarified by the License Center. The ID is optional for non-federal uses and applications can start online.

Minnetonka Fire Dept. holds a sensory-friendly open house without sirens or flashing lights for those with sensory disorders, featuring quiet safety vehicles, a silent inflatable slide, and a chance to meet firefighters.

Minneapolis weather forecast by NWS predicts intermittent showers and fluctuating temperatures over the coming week, with periods of sun and chances of thunderstorms.

Minneapolis Police arrested two individuals, one with a gun crime history, recovering a stolen handgun and narcotics near 29th St. S & Blaisdell Ave. S.

Duluth fire crews responded to a fire at a commercial space with an apartment, quickly extinguishing it with no injuries but leaving $80,000 in damages.

Wright County residents can access 2025 property tax statements online, offering different payment methods, including in-person, drop box, and online, with an added fee for the latter.

Minnesota man, Lloyd Orth, sustained severe injuries after his ATV rolled on Soo-Line Trail; he was airlifted to the hospital. The incident is under investigation.

Eagan Art House is opening a new location in Patrick Eagan Park on June 16, offering a wider range of programs and increased accessibility for the community.

The Coon Rapids spring newsletter details new public safety initiatives, local events, environmental concerns, infrastructure projects, and community programs.