A domestic dispute in Coon Rapids led to a standoff and a shelter-in-place alert; the suspect surrendered peacefully and was detained, with no immediate charges filed.

Burnsville's City Hall expansion has begun, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony and visible construction progress, with minimal disruption to city operations.

St. Louis Park is offering pickleball lessons at Wolf Park this summer with beginner sessions at $90-$95. The sport's popularity is growing, and the city is investing in its community.

Mankato hosts a free Styrofoam Recycling Event to promote sustainability and reduce waste, inviting residents to recycle clean Styrofoam at Kato Moving & Storage.

Two individuals were arrested in Plymouth following a stabbing incident that left a man with serious injuries; police applied a tourniquet before hospitalizing the victim.

The Duluth Fire Department responded to a fire in an empty building; no injuries were reported, the damage is unknown, and an investigation is underway.

Blaine and Anoka County are modifying roads for a new entertainment district, with changes including a ¾ access at 109th Avenue/Jenkins Street and a right-in/right-out at 106th Lane NE/Radisson Road to improve safety and traffic flow.

Road closures and parking restrictions are expected in Duluth for the upcoming Grandma's Marathon, with notices of how this will affect traffic patterns and parking.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department was commended for their professionalism and bravery in the aftermath of a shooting, leading to the arrest of a suspect after a standoff.

Minnesota legislators issued a statement addressing their grief and the need to improve Capitol security following the assassination of the Hortmans and emphasized their commitment to safety. They also thanked law enforcement for their service.

A kitchen fire in a residence on 65th Ave. was quickly contained by firefighters with no injuries reported, and without the need for additional support from neighboring departments.

Anoka County is implementing signal light changes at two major intersections, causing temporary traffic disruptions as part of a system replacement project, with signals flashing at Bunker Lake Blvd NW and Jay/Quinn Streets.

Police resolved an 11-hour standoff in Maple Grove with a man who had pointed a gun at citizens and then barricaded himself, ending the incident peacefully.