Duluth Police issued a notice seeking help to find missing 10-year-old Mila Larsen. She was found safe, with gratitude extended to the community for their assistance.

Deputies in Morrison County, MN found drugs during a traffic stop, with Jennifer Weber and John Moore Jr. facing potential 1st-degree possession charges.

The Minnesota DHS shared updates on services for the aging/disabled, inviting feedback on worker overtime, reminding of upcoming events, and announcing advisory committee applications.

Eden Prairie is holding a week-long Park Clean-Up from April 7-13 and hosting events on recycling, combating invasive species, supporting pollinators, and home electrification for sustainability.

Minneapolis Food Council seeks new members to advise on urban food policies; application deadline is March 31.

The Dakota County Historical Society showcases around 100 quilts in its “The Threads That Bind Us” exhibit, with a special lecture on quilting techniques offered.

Jay Willms has been named the new Director of City Council Operations for Saint Paul, bringing extensive experience and a commitment to collaborative governance.

Minneapolis man, Abdihakim Ali Ahmed, pleaded guilty to a $7.3 million fraud involving federal child nutrition programs, using false claims and shell companies.

Minnesota's Slick City has opened in Maple Grove, offering indoor water fun and boosting local economy and tourism.

Minneapolis celebrated its first St. Catty's Day, where 80 stray cats were trapped, vaccinated, and neutered by a coalition of local organizations and MACC, highlighting a community effort in animal welfare.

Minneapolis Police found Sadie Olsen safe after a search for the missing 13-year-old girl. She had disappeared on March 23. No details on the recovery were provided.

Law enforcement raided a Duluth property, detaining five and seizing drugs and firearms. Dominique Randolph and others face charges related to drug sales and illegal firearm possession.

President Trump signed an executive order to close the US Department of Education, criticized by Minnesota senators as damaging to public education and civil rights.