Minnesotans are warned against using off-shore betting apps for the Super Bowl, as the NFL grapples with its stance on gambling amidst record betting predictions.

Ex-footballer Justin Johnson transitions to a police cadet in Minnetonka, reminiscing his sports journey and embracing the challenges of law enforcement.

An inmate at an Adult Detention Center completed a LifeSkills program aimed at cognitive and employment readiness, earning praise from the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office.

Carver County Sheriff's Office conducted a routine test of the county's warning sirens to ensure readiness for actual emergencies. Residents were informed of the drill, which is a standard precautionary measure.

Minneapolis Mayor Frey announced lowered adoption fees at local shelters to encourage pet adoption, sharing his positive personal experience with his cat, Ronda.

A water main break in Minneapolis disrupted the local community and affected five properties, but city crews swiftly restored service, as announced on the city's Twitter.

St. Louis Park may extend eviction notice from 14 to 30 days, considering inclusivity by using a clear, multilingual pre-eviction notice form. A public survey will inform the final decision.

Woodbury residents have been invited to participate in the 2024 Community Survey to provide feedback on city services. They can respond to mailed surveys or participate online, and the results will guide city planning and budgeting.

St. Louis Park plans a SPARC meeting on domestic violence and housing stability on Feb. 6, featuring Cornerstone speakers and updates on an eviction ordinance and housing survey.

A University of Minnesota study recommends more inclusive water policy-making, revealing that Minnesotans value water differently across cultural backgrounds.

Morrison County commissioners announce a week of meetings on issues like J-Turns, planning, environmental management, and technology, allowing resident participation.

The Blaine Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to discuss the proposed development of a 1.16-acre parcel into three lots for housing, complete with a permit request for two new homes.

The Coon Rapids Civic Center's Winter Concert Series returns with three performances including country and 1950s rock, starting at $8 with dessert and coffee included. Tickets available online or at City Hall.