A suspect was arrested after a high-speed chase in Minneapolis following three armed robberies, which triggered a police protocol designed to stop crime sprees.

Free interactive session on "Habits of Healthy People" will be held on April 2 to share tips for aging happily; snacks provided, registration required.

Mayor Jeff Wosje outlined Plymouth's past year's achievements and future plans at the State of the City address, followed by a community event, Discover Plymouth.

Minnetonka Police partner with the Secret Service to warn against cryptocurrency scams, placing cautionary signs near Bitcoin ATMs and advising the community on how to avoid falling victim to such fraud.

Burnsville Police may add drones to enhance safety and are discussing this at a council meeting. Public input is encouraged through various channels by April 2, 5:30 p.m. before the meeting.

The South Shore Community Action Council's food drive is seeing significant contributions from the Plymouth County Correctional Facility, with a close race against Rockland Trust.

The Coon Rapids City Council approved new firefighter positions, a BBQ restaurant's license, budget amendments, and a partnership with CTN for local sports broadcasting.

St. Louis Park's Housing Authority is seeking bids for comprehensive exterior building repairs, with a bid deadline of April 25, 2024, and a mandatory pre-bid walkthrough on April 9, 2024.

The Bridgewater Council on Aging hosted a community event where seniors met K9 police dogs, Starr and Rusty, to strengthen bonds with law enforcement.

Paradise Commons opens in Waconia with a Sun Room for events, aiming to attract bookings for its scenic venue at affordable prices, differentiating from typical metropolitan locations.

Mayor Reinert and Duluth officials are enhancing public safety through increased police patrols and closing gaps in city codes, aiming to improve downtown and Skywalk areas.

Wright County announces property tax valuation and classification notices, signaling the start of the tax process for 2025, with appeal options available for dissatisfied homeowners.

Minneapolis invites citizens to discuss the remodeling of First Avenue North at an open house event, aiming to improve its diverse usage by pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles.