A St. Paul man received an 87-month prison sentence for illegally possessing ammunition and violating federal supervised release after a prior firearms conviction.

Wright County has closed a portion of County Highway 35 between Calder Ave NE and Dague Ave NE due to unsafe conditions after heavy rain. A detour is in place; local access is maintained.

The St. Louis Park 2024 native plant sale began on June 17, offering locally-suited plants to benefit pollinators, with a discount for residents and designated pickup dates in August.

The Minnesota Click It or Ticket campaign issued 1,922 seat belt and 108 child restraint citations to improve road safety and compliance with seat belt laws.

Minnesota has passed the Minnesota Debt Fairness Act, prohibiting withholding care for debt and protecting patients from automatic debt transfer to spouses and negative credit reporting.

St. Louis Park residents are encouraged to create pollinator gardens to support bees and butterflies, with discounts on native plants for local biodiversity.

Hennepin County Sheriff warns of a scam involving calls about legal fees, emphasizing they never request payments over the phone. Residents are urged to report such calls to law enforcement.

Police responded to an assault in Brooklyn Park, initiating a late-night K-9 search which ended without capturing the suspect; the investigation continues.

Cole Mahlum, reported missing in Minneapolis, has been found safe; he had a mental health disorder and had missed medication. The police had sought community help.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board acknowledges challenges in maintenance due to wet conditions and staffing issues but commits to restoring park turf.

The MN PROMISE Act grant program is now open for applications, offering support to small businesses in Saint Paul affected by historic inequalities until June 30th.

Eden Prairie businesses collaborated on "Drive-Thru Difference Day," raising $3,000 for the families of fallen law enforcement officers through pizza sales.

Coon Rapids will host its annual Safety Camp for 4th and 5th graders on July 16-17, covering crucial safety skills through hands-on lessons and fun activities.