Plymouth Police Department honors fallen heroes on Memorial Day with a Facebook post recognizing sacrifices and urging community remembrance, especially for Gold Star Families.

Blaine is celebrating Small Business Month with a focus on local businesses like Corrective Care Chiropractic, highlighting its contribution to the community’s health and economy.

Thrivent Financial in Blaine, Minnesota, emphasizes holistic wealth management, including client-focused financial planning and community philanthropy.

The City of Minneapolis Health Department highlights the negative impact of social isolation on elderly well-being and urges community members to connect with older adults.

Gunfire erupted in Brooklyn Park, with police finding casings and bullet holes but no injuries. The investigation is ongoing, and the public's help is sought.

Police dispersed youths in a parking lot before responding to nearby gunfire. No injuries occurred, and an unrelated arrest for firearm possession was made. Officers are investigating using video and ballistic evidence.

Minneapolis is forecasted to have a rainy Memorial Day, with 80% chance of showers and possibly storms. The week should improve, with mostly sunny conditions and temperatures reaching the upper 70s.

Council Member Robin Wonsley discusses Minneapolis' challenges such as remembering George Floyd, policy initiatives, and fiscal issues, while also celebrating wins in worker rights and progress in community engagement and sports.

Kim Berggren is stepping down from her role as Community Development Director after significantly contributing to Brooklyn Park's development, leaving the city to search for a successor who can continue her work.

An elderly man was assaulted in Duluth, leading to potential attempted murder charges after police apprehended a 43-year-old suspect. The victim's condition and the pair's relationship remain unclear.

Bloomington's Fire Station 4 won the MSA Project of the Year award for its exceptional construction and collaborative work, marking its second recognition after an earlier award.

Minneapolis supports low-income mobility by extending the Transit Assistance Program, providing $1 rides and transfers, and distributing TAP cards at the Minneapolis Service Center.

K-9 Matka retires from the Minnesota State Capitol after eight years of service in explosive detection, with her handler set to adopt her for a relaxed home life.