Minneapolis boosts measles vaccination efforts amid rising cases, focusing on increasing immunization among young children to achieve community immunity.

Minneapolis officials urge safe and legal fireworks use on July 4, ask residents to reserve 911 for emergencies and direct noise complaints through online systems or via text to free up emergency services.

A man from Burnsville has been indicted on three counts of wire fraud for defrauding an electronics manufacturer of $1.2 million through a non-existent deal.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota study the impact of climate change on symbiotic relationships within lichens, revealing the complex responses of their partner organisms.

The City of Bloomington is holding a series of events for public input on the 2025 municipal budget, including the 'Midweek Music & Market' and the 'On the One Music Festival' with information available on their website.

The North Star Promise Scholarship in Minnesota offers a tuition and fee-free college education starting fall, for residents with family incomes under $80k who meet certain criteria.

Timothy Gebhart of Woodbury is charged with running a child sextortion scheme, facing charges including production and possession of child pornography. He allegedly coerced minors into explicit acts.

Minneapolis faces a turbulent weather week with the risk of severe storms and major flooding, as the National Weather Service issues a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the region.

The Dakota County Historical Society is hosting a talk on the history of African American baseball players in Minnesota, led by historian Frank White.

Duluth officials warn residents, especially in the Fond du Lac neighborhood, of potential flooding from the swollen St. Louis River. Evacuations may occur and citizens are urged to stay informed via Northland Alert.

Duluth City Council considers partnering with RDG Planning and Design to advance the Athletics Venues Initiative, funded by tourism taxes for sports infrastructure enhancement.

Miesville Ravine Park Reserve is temporarily closed due to flooding, with officials advising the public to wait for water to recede and conditions to be safe before returning.

Washington County announces up to $500,000 in funds from opioid settlements for projects addressing the local opioid crisis. Applications are open for various eligible initiatives until August 9.