The City of Duluth, MN, has temporarily paused their Open Skate sessions this week but invites residents to return to the ice on December 29 and resume normal hours starting January 5.

Minneapolis expects cloudy and rainy days ahead with chances of fog and precipitation, and highs around 37-41 degrees, per the National Weather Service.

A man was seriously injured in a stabbing at Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis. Police arrested a 58-year-old suspect after utilizing area surveillance footage.

Local law enforcement urged safe driving during the holidays, cautioning against DUIs which could lead to serious consequences through a social media post styled "JINGLE BELLS NOT JAIL CELLS."

Minnesota State Patrol troopers joined children for holiday shopping events, part of a community engagement effort to foster positive relations and provide financial support during the festive season.

Antwone Tyrell Rolfer, 48, died after being struck by a vehicle on December 14th in Saint Paul. The police confirmed his death with no further updates on the investigation.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, residents create ice luminaries for the winter with guidance from the Westwood Hills Nature Center, bringing light and warmth to their community.

Jingle the Elf finished his festive stint at the Carver County Sheriff's Office, spreading holiday cheer among the deputies and engaging with the community.

The Maple Grove Police Department's annual Shop-with-a-Cop event provided local kids in need with a day of joy, involving community support and festivities.

Minneapolis is forecasted to have a cloudy Christmas with patchy fog and a high near 33 degrees, with continued cloudiness and mild temperatures into the week, and a Hazardous Weather Outlook due to dense fog.

The City of St. Louis Park highlights the environmental impact of road salt, advising residents on responsible usage to reduce water pollution and infrastructure damage.

The City of Mankato announced road closures on December 26 for the Makatoh Reconciliation and Healing Horse Ride, signifying the Dakota community's exile post-1862 war.

Minneapolis Park Board welcomes public input on Farview Park's Phase 2 improvements during a hearing on January 7, 2025.