Saint Paul residents and police officers connected over coffee at Union Depot for "Coffee with a Cop," an event aimed at fostering community-police relations.

A male victim was shot and seriously injured at Brook Gardens Apartments, resulting in an ongoing police investigation and search for the at-large suspect.

Columbia Golf Course and learning center in Minneapolis will open temporarily for walking golfers, allowing players to hit off mats even in winter conditions. Bookings are available for this limited-time opportunity.

A man with a rifle fired shots in a Brooklyn Park neighborhood, prompting a major police response. The suspect was arrested without further incident. An investigation is ongoing.

Apple Valley is seeking a new Planning Commission member to help shape the city's development. Applications are open until March 15, 2024, for a three-year term. The Commission meets twice monthly to review development plans and policy changes.

The "Snow Sounds Walk" at Cleary Lake Regional Park on March 6 offers a nature-focused storytelling and musical experience with fireside chats and hot cocoa. Suitable for all ages, it encourages creativity and community.

Chief Jeff Potts of the Bloomington Police Department discussed an incident in a video, emphasizing transparent communication with the public on police work challenges.

St. Louis Park will conduct a public test of voting equipment to maintain election integrity for the upcoming Presidential Nomination Primary Election.

The ShamROC Ice Bowling event in St. Louis Park, happening on March 16, offers a unique twist on bowling, where teams of four can play on ice for $50. Registration is required by March 12.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center expands accepted items, including makeup and plastic pouches, urging residents to be mindful of brand-specific recycling programs.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is seeking bids for a street maintenance project, with proposals due by 10:00 a.m. on March 15, 2024, at the city offices. A decision on the winning bidder will be made at a City Council meeting on May 7, 2024.

The new Kaposia Library has opened in South St. Paul as part of the Dakota County Library system, offering modern amenities and serving as a community hub.

Evan James Coker from Oklahoma admitted to wire fraud after hacking a government auction site to buy vehicles and items for $1 each, contrary to his original thousand-dollar bids.