Coon Rapids will host a free outdoor movie event at Sand Creek Park on May 24, featuring "Migration" at 8:45 p.m., with concessions available an hour prior.

A motorcyclist died after a crash at Oxbow Creek Dr N and Quail Ave N in Brooklyn Park, with the police and Minnesota State Patrol investigating the cause of the accident.

Uber and Lyft are considering leaving the Minnesota market due to a price setting dispute with city officials in Minneapolis that excludes them from negotiations.

Minneapolis introduces three proposed ordinances for improving city services, promoting job growth, and strengthening human rights protections, as announced by the city council on social media.

The Senate Ethics Subcommittee has ruled that Senator Gruenhagen be instructed on proper email use following a complaint about an inappropriate email he sent. Senator Maye Quade expressed disappointment, seeking more stringent measures.

Col. Christina Bogojevic was sworn in as the new chief of the Minnesota State Patrol in a ceremony attended by colleagues and family, with a career beginning in 2003 and roles including lieutenant colonel and crash specialist.

Minnesota's Senate passed H.F. 3911, the Packaging Waste and Cost Reduction Act, to tackle packaging waste and reduce taxpayer burden on waste management.

A man with a blood-alcohol level over three times the legal limit crashed into a family's car, prompting Bloomington Police to issue a warning against drunk driving ahead of Mother's Day.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill funding an EMS education hub at Apollo High School, aimed at addressing the EMS worker shortage in central Minnesota.

The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a bill to update civil rights protections, broadening disability definitions and extending the civil suit filing deadline.

The Wright County Recorder's Office warns homeowners about scammers charging high fees for property deed copies, urging residents to obtain deeds directly from the county for a nominal charge.

Wright County's filing period for local government positions begins on May 21, with vacancies for county commissioner and conservation board seats. Offices will be closed on May 27 for Memorial Day.

The Minnetonka City Council approved the Mills Twinhomes project, revised ordinances for yard signs and lawn maintenance, and seeks federal funds for emergency radios. They also acknowledged various heritage months and public service weeks.