Two missing boys from North Minneapolis were found safe after a city-wide search and community effort to locate them and the white Toyota Highlander SUV they were last seen with.

A musician with ALS donated her piano to a church in Brooklyn Park after it was damaged by arson, spreading joy and continuing her father's legacy of support for the Salvation Army.

Elk River and Dillon's Elks Lodge maintain Christmas traditions by offering free meals, with Elk River's event marking its 35th year and Dillon's, its 13th. Both events exemplify community spirit and ensure no one spends Christmas hungry or alone.

Beltrami County Sheriff’s Office conducted three ice rescues at Upper Red Lake, Minnesota, within a week due to unstable ice, saving anglers and a pilot.

The Coon Rapids Police Department announced the promotions of Adam Jacobson to Deputy Chief and Dan Durette to Sergeant, marking significant career advancements for both.

Local firefighters, with aid from Plymouth and Osseo, quickly contained a garage fire at 8132 Hampshire Ct., preventing further damage to the home with no injuries reported.

Minneapolis police are seeking public help to find two boys, aged 10 and 9, who might have taken a Toyota Highlander with Minnesota plates. The boys were last seen in North Minneapolis.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center will host a National Day of Racial Healing event on January 15 to foster dialogue on race, requiring free preregistration.

Woodbury Police Department is set to use 'StarChase,' a GPS-enabled tool, to safely track fleeing vehicles and reduce the risks of high-speed chases starting August 1.

Firefighters for Healing brought Christmas gifts to patients at the Hennepin Healthcare Burn Center, continuing a tradition started by organization's founder, former firefighter Jake LaFerriere.

Minnesota's $300 million public safety aid package will provide funding for various local needs, with flexibility for each city, county, and tribe to allocate funds as they see fit.

Bloomington Police Chief Hodges has requested public assistance with two investigations via a statement on Twitter, asking for information at 952-563-4900.

The Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board honored local leaders for their contributions to workforce development and education, including awards for innovative programs and quality manufacturing practices.