A suspect was arrested after a car chase and a PIT maneuver by Crystal Police Department, with a DWI charge filed based on intoxicated driving indications.

The Coon Rapids City Council announced "National Public Works Week" and "Poppy Day," granted an amended gambling permit, received a grant, awarded contracts for street maintenance, and approved labor agreement with Teamsters Local 320.

Mankato is seeking a new Associate Director of Planning and Development Services, a vital role that will influence the city's future. Applications are open until June 4.

Mayna Patel from Malaysia joins Minneapolis community efforts through the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative, learning local governance.

The Minneapolis City Council is advancing projects to rejuvenate the city, enhance safety, and honor community diversity through initiatives like the Vibrant Downtown Storefronts program and safety contracts extension.

The Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial Association is holding a fundraiser, Drive-Thru Difference Day, on May 22, offering pizzas for a suggested donation to support fallen officers' families.

Minneapolis faces a mix of sunshine and smoke from Canadian wildfires, with high temperatures and the potential for poor air quality and fire hazards. Thunderstorms may offer relief.

Brooklyn Park police investigated a targeted shooting with no injuries on May 9th. Spent casings were found and a home was hit. Suspects fled and no arrests have been made.

The medical examiner confirmed the death of Pepsi Lee Heinl after an incident with St. Paul police, where multiple gunshot wounds were found. An investigation is ongoing, involving officers Chazonkhueze, Lao, and Lor.

Minneapolis will experience varied weather with sun, showers, and potential thunderstorms; the National Weather Service advises caution due to these changing conditions and elevated fire risks.

A shooting occurred in Brooklyn Park, leading to one arrest. Police responded to shots on Woodhall Bay, with an investigation underway. No further details on the suspect or victims have been released.

Senator Grant Hauschild opposes a proposed gun storage law, seeing it as a threat to citizens' right to defend themselves, especially in rural Minnesota. His stance suggests the bill may not advance in the legislative session.

Minneapolis introduces "Common Currents" art to honor Hussein Samatar, featuring sculptures and poetry, with a celebratory event on May 28 at Samatar Crossing.