A man from Eden Prairie has been convicted of fraudulently obtaining over $2 million through COVID relief programs by using false identities and documents.

MnDOT to host community meeting on Hwy 252 intersection changes in Brooklyn Park to gather public input on upgrades including potential elevation or depression of key junctions.

The CommUNITY Adult Mental Health Initiative will host a Zoom Q&A on August 8 for mental health workers about serving those with serious mental illness.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office disclosed an arrest report with a variety of charges, from domestic assault and drug charges to DWI, for the period ending August 5, 2024.

Cleary Lake Regional Park is hosting a log rolling event on August 17, offering a fun, historical sport suitable for all ages, with discounts for groups and mandatory reservations.

Two Bemidji residents are charged with trafficking fentanyl, as part of a conspiracy involving over 40 grams of the drug, possibly impacting the Red Lake Indian Reservation.

Blue Earth County urges residents to apply for FEMA assistance online as federal inspectors assess damages; a helpline is available for support in the recovery process.

The South St. Paul Police seek help finding Adam Wallin who disappeared on July 31. He left without a phone or medication, and there have been no sightings.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office warns of a sophisticated phone scam using their main number, where scammers pose as officers demanding payment for non-existent fines or warrants.

The Burnsville Police Department is recruiting new members, highlighting career opportunities within the force and its benefits package. They emphasize paths for both new recruits and experienced candidates and have posted a recruitment video online.

RibFest features a Public Safety/EMS booth focusing on traffic safety education, including a "Seat Belt Convincer" demonstration, aiming to promote safe driving habits among festival-goers.

Skyline Parkway near Twin Ponds in Duluth will close from August 12-23, 2024, for bridge repairs, but attractions like Enger Park remain accessible via detours.

Maple Grove Police found abandoned property near Eagle Lake's boat launch, stating there's no danger to the community. Hennepin County's Water Patrol is assisting with the situation.