PROCEED is raising money for a $10M youth and health complex at Progressive Baptist Church. The clinic component was developed through community-informed public health work and University of Minnesota research.

Masked ICE agents parked across from a St. Louis Park daycare during morning drop-off; a parent confronted them and police intervened. Families were shaken.

The Minnesota DNR has proposed cutting the statewide inland walleye limit from six fish to four, saying changing lake conditions and modern fishing tools make the move timely. Public comment is open through March 5.

Brooklyn Park has scheduled an EDA meeting for January 20, 2026, at City Hall, with the agenda available online. The next meeting will be on February 17, due to Presidents' Day.

Therapy dogs from NSTA bring comfort to Minnesota's State Emergency Operations Center staff during high-stress situations, as highlighted by the Department of Public Safety.

The Duluth Police Department announced that 12-year-old missing autistic boy, Jakob Tremble, has been safely found, thanking the public for their aid.

Mankato residents gear up for winter trout fishing at Hiniker Pond on January 17, with 2,500 trout stocked for the event, maintaining safety as a priority.

An 18-year-old former Rocking Horse Ranch employee confessed to suffocating two infants, one of whom died in September, police say.

Minneapolis honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with events and a food drive, featuring community speakers and performances, and recognizing local leader Cynthia Bryant.

Brooklyn Park Police conducted a high-risk search warrant, detaining several individuals as part of an ongoing investigation, with no further details disclosed.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on financing a Fraser Child and Family Center project on January 26, 2026, which involves renovating a facility for providing clinical services.

St. Louis Park High School's SOAR group is organizing a racial healing workshop to foster dialogue on race and its community impact, aligning with district values.

Federal agents in Mankato, Minnesota, caused a disturbance, prompting a police response and a detailed review by Public Safety Director Clifton. No evidence of pepperball munitions or firearms involvement was found.