Robbery victims in Minneapolis captured a photo of the suspects' car plate, leading to their arrest and the recovery of stolen items, as shared by police on social media.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes shifting patterns, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, breezy and sunny days ahead, and warnings for strong winds and elevated fire weather conditions.

The University of Minnesota plans to renovate its campuses to improve student success and patient care with a $284 million capital request for the 2026 legislative session.

One 2 One Marketing, Inc. has relocated from Burnsville to Coon Rapids, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting event and is noted for custom marketing solutions.

Rocky's Pumpkin Patch event in Coon Rapids features family activities and aims to connect residents with community organizations on October 18 at Sand Creek Park.

Captain Cody Mittelstaedt rose to become a captain in Bloomington's Fire Department by 2024, bringing his U.S. Army experience and passion for community service to the role.

Senator Grant Hauschild of Hermantown signed a civility pledge to promote respect in politics and reject political violence, joining efforts for civic trust in Minnesota.

Bloomington plans a Veterans Appreciation event on November 6, offering a program, refreshments, and resources for veterans and their families. Registration is encouraged.

Bloomington City Council set the 2026 preliminary tax levy with a 9.44% increase from the previous year, influenced by the end of state and federal grants for firefighters.

Bloomington gears up for local elections with the community voting for city council and school board positions, while the League of Women Voters hosts nonpartisan forums for candidates.

Minneapolis has activated its first speed safety cameras at five intersections, with warnings until November 1, after which fines will be imposed. Revenue will fund safety investments.

The Eden Prairie SWAT team won top honors at a tactical officers' conference, excelling in multiple events including the Top Gun and Iron Team competitions.

Wright County is auctioning tax forfeited parcels through Public Surplus to return them to the tax rolls. Bidding started yesterday and ends Sunday, Oct. 5.