Blaine city is accepting applications for its Citizens Academy, providing insights into police and firefighter operations on Thursday evenings from Sept. 4 to Oct. 30.

Blaine Police Department clarifies regulations for eBikes and motorized scooters, addressing speed limits, age requirements, and required safety gear.

A found tan Shepard puppy near the Holiday Inn Express in Mankato, Minnesota, is awaiting its owner at the city impound. Public assistance is requested.

Minneapolis Councilmember Jason Chavez criticized the appointment of Officer Mark Hanneman, who killed Amir Locke, to lead use-of-force trainings, arguing it undermines trust and police accountability.

The Metropolitan Council grants $2.4 million to five Twin Cities areas to restore contaminated land and create affordable housing, which will also increase jobs and the tax base.

Senator Mitchell's trial concludes; Senate Majority Leader Murphy expects her resignation, as she promised in case of a guilty verdict, to refocus on serving Minnesotans.

Senator Aric Putnam has called for Senator Nicole Mitchell's resignation following her guilty verdict, urging her to honor her promise to step down if convicted.

Wright County's Compost & Recycling Center expands its operation hours to include Mondays, responding to growing demand for sustainable waste disposal.

Captain Russ Clark leads Blaine's emergency management team, focusing on safety for major events and emergencies, with the 3M Open golf tournament being a priority.

The Bloomington Police have alerted the community about a Level 3 sex offender, Ahmed Hersi Abdi, regarding his criminal past and presence in the area.

A high-risk warrant execution by BPPD SWAT in Strawberry Commons led to the safe detention of two adults and three juveniles without incident. Details of the investigation remain undisclosed.

Major road construction in Faribault will lead to detours starting late July with I-35 Exit 55 and nearby roads affected; access to local businesses on Lyndale Avenue will be maintained.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on July 24, 2025, to discuss a Community Health and Wellness Center development, with in-person and virtual attendance options.