A previously convicted Shakopee sex offender faces federal charges for attempting to lure a minor into sexual conduct. Marwan Adel Taweeleh is accused of attempted coercion and enticement of a minor.

The City of Ramsey has announced a paid internship with its Police Department, offering roles in law enforcement and community safety for up to five years.

Blaine Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from Bill's Gun Shop, sharing images on Facebook and urging information to be sent to Detective Peterson.

The Minneapolis Health Department is tackling restaurant food waste by promoting reduction strategies, with benefits like tax breaks for participating businesses.

Minnesota observed its inaugural Day on the Hill, advocating for awareness and action on the issue of missing and murdered Black women and girls, with community and state officials rallying for change.

Carver County Parks' Spring-Summer 2025 Program Guide offers a variety of outdoor activities like kayaking and archery. The guide can be requested by mail or email.

The Minneapolis Police Department promotes its Cadet Program on social media, offering paid training, education, and a route into law enforcement without requiring a college degree.

Minneapolis’ weekly forecast includes varied weather, with potential showers, windy conditions, and a mix of cloudy and sunny skies. Temperatures will range from mid-30s to mid-60s.

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.