A male victim was shot multiple times in Mankato and hospitalized. The incident is being investigated and is not considered random violence; no arrests have been made.

Minneapolis authorities have intensified efforts to combat a surge in armed robberies, launching a joint operation with MPD, county, and state officials, aiming to arrest perpetrators and prevent future crimes.

Affordable Housing Connections has moved its Fair Housing Information Session for Renters to an online format for February 22, allowing broader accessibility and education on renter rights.

Minneapolis Police arrested two teenagers linked to an armed robbery, recovering two handguns and implementing a new protocol to tackle a spike in such crimes.

Eighteen-year-old Sophia Motl became Miss Coon Rapids 2024 and is actively engaging in community events, while promoting her ‘Jot Your Thought’ journaling project for children.

Eden Prairie Parks and Recreation opens summer program registration on March 6. A variety of activities like swimming and art are offered, with details and a wishlist feature available on the city's website.

Officers from the Duluth Police Department engaged with residents over coffee at the Faith Haven Senior Housing, aiming to improve community relations.

A Hungarian Vizsla named Matka has joined the Minnesota State Capitol security team as an explosives detector at the start of the legislative session.

Animal Care & Control invites New Yorkers to adopt a pet for Valentine’s Day, featuring a photo campaign by KME Photography to encourage adoption of animals in need of homes.

Mayor Jacob Frey honored PUC and YWCA Minneapolis for enriching the city's workforce, awarding them for innovative and promising programs in workforce development.

Carver County has announced that its beaches will no longer have lifeguards and will operate under a "swim at your own risk" policy starting Memorial Day weekend.

Mayor Jacob Frey and the city honored PUC and YWCA Minneapolis for their impactful workforce development programs in natural hair styling and early childhood education, respectively.

Firefighter Ray Skoglund from Duluth was bid farewell as he left for neurorehabilitation at Craig Hospital in Denver following a hit-and-run injury, with support from his department and the local public safety community.