Minneapolis Police arrested an intoxicated man who threatened people with a gun in a hotel elevator; he was apprehended without injuries after entering a room.

Elderly man reported missing in Bunker Hills Park was safely found, as announced by Coon Rapids Police. The search involved community assistance. No details on the circumstances of his disappearance or discovery were provided.

Saint Louis Park began its seasonal hydrant flushing on September 22, aiming to complete by October 3, from 7 am to 5 pm daily. Residents can track progress via an online map.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Twin Cities, warning of potential afternoon and evening thunderstorms with possible large hail.

The Coon Rapids Police Department invites 14-20-year-olds to its Police Explorers program, offering real-life police work training. An info session is on September 22nd at the City Hall Council Chambers.

Minneapolis police arrested a man breaking into an apartment after a resident noticed forced entry and a stranger inside, with the help of a security guard and responding officers. The suspect was wanted on multiple offenses.

The Plymouth Fall Farmers Market on Oct. 8 will feature around 25 vendors with fresh produce, food, and crafts. Cash and EBT are accepted, and pets are not allowed.

Bloomington Police collaborated with Polk County Sheriff’s Office in a large operation arresting over 240 individuals for human trafficking and child exploitation.

Rice County in Minnesota initiates a Seat Belts and Child Restraints Campaign to promote safety and proper use of car seats, responding to the increase in unbelted motorist fatalities.

The Minneapolis Police Department highlighted the work of firearm forensic scientists during National Forensic Science Week, showcasing their role in criminal investigations and the positive public response to these efforts.

Minneapolis police arrested a suspicious person with a stick in a parking ramp, who had outstanding warrants and initially gave a fake identity. The arrest potentially prevented further car break-ins.

Hennepin Health honored three providers for their work with Medicaid and MinnesotaCare recipients, recognizing their efforts in improving access, reducing disparities, and building community trust in healthcare.

Wright County's online property tax payment system is down, disrupting credit card and e-check transactions. The county advises in-person payments while the issue is being resolved.