Nevada resident Ronnie Williams pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit voter registration fraud in Minnesota, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A cooking fire on Wellington Street in Duluth was quickly extinguished by the homeowner; fire crews responded and no injuries were reported, with damages estimated at $15,000.

St. Louis Park's Walk the Park event invites residents for a community walk through local trails on July 12, with future walks planned for August and September.

Burnsville announces a temporary road closure on 130th Street at Viking Drive from July 8 to July 18 for construction, with potential for earlier completion if weather permits. Detours and Waze updates will assist commuters.

A man died from stab wounds after an incident in Minneapolis; police arrested a suspect and are investigating the case as Minneapolis officers process the crime scene.

Minnesota law enforcement agencies must now disclose drone use, enhancing transparency for operations conducted without warrants, as shared by the BCA on social media.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department successfully used their drone unit to locate missing individuals, highlighting the efficiency and skill of the deputy involved.

Mankato residents were invited to cool off at Tourtellotte Pool during the holiday weekend, with activities like lap swim and open swim, promoted by the City on social media.

Saint Paul Police cited a person and seized a van and trailer full of illegal fireworks on Independence Day, reminding residents of the serious consequences of flouting fireworks regulations.

Minneapolis police seized an illegal "ghost gun" after a traffic stop and foot chase with a reckless driver, bolstering public safety efforts in Operation Safe Summer.

Brooklyn Park's Summer at the Plaza: Arts & Business Expo is a free event at Northwinds Plaza highlighting local art, businesses, and community resources, with activities, vendors, and food trucks.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will discuss changes in the city, including a new general store, a shelter permit, and emergency housing. Public input is encouraged before the meeting.

The first NARCAN® vending machine in Minneapolis marked a year, dispensing over 1,000 boxes to help fight opioid overdoses. A second machine contributes to the over 2,200 boxes provided.