A Virginia man faces charges of sexually exploiting a minor via Instagram and attempting to meet her in person, but is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The Minneapolis City Council supports park board workers in seeking fair labor practices, with most members backing a resolution that acknowledges their role in maintaining the nation's top park systems.

Bloomington police request public help to identify a suspect involved in a July 5th hit and run at the Mall of America, involving a bright blue Dodge Challenger.

Gas line upgrades in Minneapolis's Armatage Neighborhood by CenterPoint Energy are progressing, with road restorations expected to follow, aiming to return normalcy by September.

A Minneapolis teenager died after a shooting, with the incident's details and the connection between two victims under investigation. No arrests have been made, and tips are sought.

Scott County Sheriff's Office acknowledged 16 responders with Morris S. Miller Awards for their lifesaving efforts during a severe medical emergency on April 10.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota offers a free summer "Rec on the Spot" program for kids aged 5-14, featuring a range of activities in city parks, with no registration required.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is accepting applications for their 2024 Citizens Academy, a free six-week course offering civilians insight into police operations.

Minneapolis is set to have a week of clear skies, temperatures in the 70s, and occasional sprinkles. The National Weather Service forecasts a serene weather pattern, ideal for outdoor activities, with only a slight chance of weekend showers.

The article discusses Carver County Jail's job openings for Detention Deputies, outlining the role's duties, pay, and how interested candidates can obtain more information through Sgt Stern.

Carver County Sheriff's office announces the reopening of flood-closed roads, though MN Hwy 41 remains shut due to construction with a projected July 22 reopening. The 3rd Street Bridge will also stay closed until fall for separate works.

Burnsville is having a 'Pop Up Party in the Park' at Tyacke Park for arts and crafts. The event is on Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, and is free with no registration required.

St. Louis Park released a map listing local restaurants using BPI certified compostable/recyclable products for takeout, informing eco-conscious diners and promoting sustainable practices.