Minneapolis police report a daytime shooting on East Franklin Avenue, leaving one man dead and three others injured; no arrests have been made as investigations continue.

Anoka County Library promotes local literary talent through its Featured Authors lineup and an annual Local Author Fair, fostering community engagement with Minnesota storytellers.

The Minneapolis Police Department is hiring crime analysts to study data and support their efforts in combating city-wide crime, as announced on Facebook.

State Rep. Samantha Sencer-Mura visited AVIVO Village, a Minneapolis transitional housing facility, to explore expanding its low-barrier shelter model to better address homelessness.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office documented a rise in DWI and drug-related arrests, with 21 people detained for various offenses including terroristic threats and domestic abuse violations.

The National Weather Service forecasts flurries and a temperature drop in Minneapolis, warning of gusty winds and a slight chance of snow. Cold and windy conditions are expected to persist, with a warming trend towards the weekend.

18-year-old Jaylen Smith, the youngest African American mayor in the U.S., speaks in St. Paul and at Carleton College, inspiring youth and sharing his vision for revitalizing Earle, Arkansas.

A Minneapolis man and his dog were seriously injured in a camper shooting, while a woman was unharmed. The incident is under investigation; no arrests have been made.

The Wright County Attorney's Office released its latest Sentencing Report for cases resolved between February 19-23, which is now available online for public view.

The Duluth Police remembered fallen K9 Luna on the anniversary of her death during a domestic disturbance call in 2021, highlighting her service and sacrifice.

The North Suburban Home Show in Coon Rapids, MN, offers homeowners home improvement ideas and contractor connections, plus safety info and sustainability programs on March 9th.

Burnsville mourns Officer Paul Elmstrand, who is remembered by his wife as a generous, family-oriented man dedicated to service, bolstered by his strong faith in Jesus Christ.

Carver County Parks' Maple Syrup Festival is set for April 6, 2024, at Baylor Regional Park, featuring demonstrations and a brunch with pancakes and local syrup.