A traffic stop for suspected impaired driving in Brooklyn Park led to a car and foot chase, ending with the arrest of an adult female facing multiple charges.

The City of Plymouth is holding a free Interactive Story Time in Spanish on September 27 aimed at preschool and elementary kids, featuring stories, dancing, and crafts at the Community Center.

Coon Rapids provides grants for water education, supporting field trips, materials, and workshops aimed at promoting water conservation and management.

The Minneapolis Police Department postponed a community BBQ event out of respect for those impacted by a recent tragic shooting at Annunciation Church.

The Rice County Sheriff's Office discussed improvements to the Wireless Emergency Alert system after confusion over an alert lacking specific locations.

Blaine is undergoing street rehabilitation and construction, which includes the Lift Station 13 Force Main and Southwest Area Street Reconstruction projects, causing traffic disruptions.

Coon Rapids' Fall Skating School offers lessons for all ages starting September 20, with sessions through December, excluding November 29th. Registrations are open.

Minneapolis endured a fatal carjacking and chase, resulting in two deaths and several injuries, including to the armed suspect. Police investigations continue.

Senior community members in Minneapolis will perform nostalgic music at the Aquatennial festival, including patriotic songs and World War II-era hits.

Senator Matt Klein criticised HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., accusing him of jeopardizing public health in Minnesota, causing turmoil at the CDC, and promoting an extreme agenda. Klein plans to introduce state-level health measures in response.

Bloomington residents can recycle various items at a Citywide Recycling Drop-Off event on September 20th, with certain fees applied for different items.

Plymouth announces a free paper shredding and recycling event for residents, including bicycle and battery recycling, on Oct. 3 at the Plymouth Maintenance Facility.

A Kenyan national, Ahmednaji Maalim Aftin Sheikh, has been indicted in the U.S. for money laundering in the Feeding Our Future fraud case, with over $40 million allegedly invested in real estate in Kenya.