Brooklyn Park Police Department announces its 2025 Safety Camp for children aged 8-10, to be held on August 26-27, aiming to educate on various safety topics. Registration is now open.

Bloomington Police and Fire Departments are set to play a friendly softball game, inviting the public to attend at Toro Stadium, and kicking off the 67th Fireman's Softball Tournament.

Minneapolis celebrates the completion of 1st Avenue NE and E Hennepin Avenue improvements with a community event featuring free ice cream and rides or walks along the new routes.

Minneapolis appoints Adam Fetcher as its first Chief Communications Officer to enhance city-resident relations.

Saint Paul is hosting the Dave Winfield Legacy Celebration at Toni Stone Stadium with appearances by Winfield, local officials, and community members to honor the baseball legend and unveil stadium improvements.

An affordable pet microchip and vaccination clinic has been announced by the Bitty Kitty Brigade, highlighted by the Brooklyn Park, MN Police on social media for local pet owners.

Minneapolis officers quickly arrested a suspect after he threatened a gas station employee with a gun. The MPD praised the officers' prompt and safe handling of the situation.

Minneapolis Police investigate a fatal shooting where a man was killed on a porch; the shooter fled before officers arrived. Chief O'Hara urges community cooperation.

Saint Paul City Council hires Kumud Verma as Chief Budget Officer and Tim Greenfield as Chief Policy Officer to strengthen their policy and budgeting capabilities.

Minneapolis is hosting "The Big Honking Truck Parade" on July 31 on Nicollet Mall, featuring various trucks and vehicles, with activities for families and local shopping opportunities.

Eden Prairie Police welcomed Officers Pagel and Hummel after a swearing-in ceremony led by Chief Sackett. Both have educational backgrounds in law enforcement and will undergo field training.

St. Louis Park is addressing an increase in dog bites at rentals by holding a meeting for landlords to discuss safety, rules, and regulations on August 7.

Morrison County announces road maintenance on County Road 226, Soo-Line Trail, and County Road 220, including culvert installation and ditch mowing, causing daytime disruptions.