A Minnesota women's professional hockey home opener broke attendance records with 13,316 fans, inspiring young girls and showcasing growing support for women's hockey.

Deputy Brady Pundsack of Morrison County returned to duty after recovering from life-threatening injuries sustained last summer when he was struck by a vehicle while directing traffic.

New York is preparing outdoor ice rinks for winter fun, with efforts to create the ice layers ongoing. The target opening date is Jan. 12, contingent on achieving an adequate freeze.

A man was wounded in a St. Paul police-involved shooting and is expected to recover; details are pending as the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension investigates.

Saint Paul police shot a man in the arm after responding to a sexual assault call, which involved a suspect allegedly armed with a handgun. Officers, now on leave, had body cameras activated during the incident.

Minnetonka welcomes Patsy Foster-Bolton and Paula Ramaley as new city councilmembers, both aiming to address local issues with their unique backgrounds and a commitment to the community's future.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board offers free nature programs at Theodore Wirth Park, featuring guided walks, craft sessions, and educational activities for all ages.

Eden Prairie announced a Black History Month Words in Action Contest for K-12 students, encouraging them to interpret quotes from Black civil rights leaders through art, writing, or multimedia. Winners will be recognized at a City Council meeting.

Ladarius Jaleel Snipes was sentenced to over 12 years for a violent robbery and gun crimes in Mississippi, including a Hobbs Act robbery and possessing a stolen firearm.

St. Paul Man and Mounds View Woman Indicted on Federal Charges for Armed Carjacking in Minneapolis

The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art debuts its first juried photography exhibit, featuring diverse works from Georgia photographers, with an opening reception held at its venue.

A Minnesota trapper saved a pine marten with CPR after accidentally trapping it, and a conservation officer commended his efforts.

Washington County Library is hosting a series of January events including the Winter Reads program, author discussions, a jigsaw puzzle competition, and upcycled art projects, closing briefly for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.