Mankato, MN seeks the owner of a lost tan and white Beagle mix found at Hosanna Church. The dog is at City Impound; details on claiming are on the city's Facebook page.

The Eden Prairie Police held a "Coffee with a Cop" event at Asia Mall to engage with locals, offering free refreshments and discussions on police work.

University of Minnesota names Gretchen Ritter as the new executive vice president and provost, starting July 2025, pending approval from the Board of Regents.

Brooklyn Park, MN residents are invited to shape their neighborhood's future at the Blue Line Extension DREAM sessions at Ebenezer Community Church on May 27 and 29.

Minneapolis Police Department appoints civilians Ayodele Famodu and Ganesha Martin to high-ranking roles to enhance oversight and community-focused policing. This move aims to rebuild trust following calls for reform after George Floyd's murder.

Minneapolis' Prospect Park to experience disruptions from a CenterPoint Energy gas infrastructure project starting June 2, 2025, featuring meter moves and service line upgrades.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to improve retirement benefits for public employees, including teachers and first responders, with Governor Walz's signature pending.

Minneapolis Police Department appoints two civilians as bureau chiefs, a landmark change representing a move towards enhanced oversight and community engagement.

Summer Lakes Beverage from Ramsey offers natural cocktail mixes, including Bootleg and Margarita, at local stores and will feature exclusive drinks at the 2025 Minnesota State Fair.

Blaine, Minnesota prepared for Generation Jam!, a free all-day music event at Aquatore Park with live performances, local food trucks, and giveaways, scheduled for May 17.

Minnesota DPS emphasizes the importance of visibility for cyclists during Bicycle Safety Month, promoting the use of lights, reflectors, and helmets for road safety.

MPD officers found two unresponsive people in a car, which led to the discovery of drug items and an active arrest warrant for one individual, who was then detained.

St. Louis Park invites residents and professionals for a meeting on tenant screening and fraud prevention at City Hall on May 22, with registration by May 20.