Duluth's Bayfront Park Warming House and ice rink open on January 11, offering free skate rentals, games, and art supplies to visitors. The facility provides a variety of winter activities seven days a week.

A standoff in Maple Grove ended peacefully after over three hours when a suspect in a weapons offense surrendered to law enforcement following negotiations.

Police responded to a shooting in Brooklyn Park where multiple shell casings were found, and no injuries reported. The shooter's identity is unknown; witnesses saw an SUV and a man fleeing. The investigation is ongoing.

The Minneapolis Police Department is mourning the loss of Haven, a mounted patrol horse, after he died during surgery. Haven was praised for his role in enhancing community relations since 2017.

Wright County announces the upcoming "Point In Time" Count to assess the local homeless population and informs of multiple services offering help such as resource backpacks, oil changes, and gas cards.

Two men have been indicted for allegedly engaging in a $3 million tax fraud conspiracy involving false tax returns.

The Eden Prairie Art Center offers diverse art classes for all ages, from 'Try Art!' workshops to specialized courses in mediums like fused glass and graphic novels, with prices ranging from $10 to $195.

MnDOT’s webinar on autonomous vehicles is set for January 23rd and will feature discussions on their impact in Minnesota. Participation is free with registration.

Enjoy a range of family activities including ice skating and arts and crafts at Eden Prairie's Winter Blast in Staring Lake Park, a free community event on January 11 from noon till 4 p.m.

The Blaine, Minnesota City Council welcomed Chris Ford as a new member and reinstated Mayor Sanders and councilmembers Larson and Massoglia for the 2025-26 term, encouraging public engagement and transparency.

Antonio Taylor was extradited to Massachusetts to face larceny charges involving a disabled or senior victim, as announced by the Plymouth Police Department.

The MPRB published a Diamond Sports Facility Study and seeks public feedback to improve local baseball and softball facilities, with an online survey available for users to contribute.

Mike Slavik is elected chair of the Dakota County Board of Commissioners, emphasizing collaboration for upcoming projects and infrastructure improvements.