The Plymouth Police Department shared a report detailing their 824 incidents, 18 arrests, 13 criminal complaints, 35 auto accidents, 82 traffic stops, and 46 mental health checks from January 18-24, 2026.

Officer Carlson joined the Coon Rapids Police C.O.P.P.S unit in 2023, bringing experience from Lino Lakes PD, a focus on community engagement, and a passion for various hobbies and safety.

A man was arrested for 3rd-degree assault after a woman was severely injured at Autumn Ridge Apartments in Brooklyn Park, prompting a major police response and investigation.

Famous Dave's will give up roughly a quarter of its West Seventh dining room to a Papa Murphy's as the parent tests co‑branded restaurant prototypes.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, promotes a plastic-free February challenge to its citizens on social media, encouraging the community to reduce plastic use and protect waterways and wildlife.

A jury convicted an Apple Valley man in the March Bloomington hit-and-run that killed Alexif Galvan. Sentencing is set for Feb. 24, 2026.

The Coon Rapids Police Department has clarified its role in federal immigration enforcement on their website and social media to address community concerns.

Minneapolis is experiencing an increase in auto thefts during the winter, with many cases involving cars left running or with keys inside. Local police urge residents to take keys, use wheel locks, and report stolen vehicles promptly.

Minnesota's Rochester DFL delegation condemns an ICE fatal shooting in Minneapolis, demanding an end to "ICE terror" and accountability for civil rights abuses.

February at the Senior Center involves elections, Valentine's events, a wine club meeting, and a historical tour, with accompanying registration details and costs.

Dental records identified remains found near Lake Jones as Haley Elizabeth Aymar, who was reported missing in December 2015. Police are asking anyone with tips to come forward.

After the Minnesota Board of Pardons set aside eight convictions, a Twin Cities auto-shop owner was detained by ICE less than 24 hours later and flown to Texas.

A former Richfield Middle School employee admitted sexually assaulting a 14-year-old and was sentenced to one year in the county workhouse and five years' probation.