Jason Chavez corrected early voting hours to 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the weekend before the election, with options to vote in person or drop off mail ballots until Election Day.

Elliott Payne criticizes Mayor Frey's administration for obstructing the City Auditor's investigations into city mishaps.

Corcoran Park's revamp by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is nearly complete, with a new basketball court and repaved paths open, a fenced new playing field, and construction of a picnic/performance shelter planned for winter.

Kim Babine is named the permanent executive director of Minnesota's OJP after serving as interim since January 2025 and previously as deputy director.

Blaine is progressing with infrastructure projects, involving sanitary system enhancements and road rehabilitations, with temporary road closures and detours planned.

The EPPD provides safety tips for Halloween, advising on the use of reflective tape, flashlights, checking candy wrappers, safe decoration alternatives, and responsible driving to ensure a safe celebration.

Minneapolis Police de-escalated a situation with a man firing a gun into the air without injury. The incident at 24th Street & Chicago Avenue was resolved safely due to the officers' quick response.

George Rerat has been hired as a new police cadet in Edina, enhancing local law enforcement with his diverse high school background and current criminal justice studies at Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Minnetonka residents prepare to vote for mayor, council members, and school board positions, with early voting available and ranked choice voting for municipal offices.

Trump administration faces criticism for seeking to roll back consumer protections on medical debt reporting, potentially impacting credit scores in 15 states.

A Duluth K9 unit tracked down a suspect, Amber Hammond, after she fled a traffic stop and led police on a chase, resulting in her arrest on multiple charges.

Minneapolis launches new housing developments in Windom and Regina, advancing the city's 2040 Plan with a $1.25 million tax levy. The projects focus on creating affordable, sustainable homes to address the housing crisis.

The Coon Rapids Police Department celebrated National First Responders Day, honoring police, firefighters, paramedics, and dispatchers for their service.