Morrison County announces a week of events from July 13-19, including a Yellow Ribbon event, Board Meeting, MSCA Summer Tour, Hands of Hope meeting, and an Ag Society meeting.

Ramsey County Community Corrections held a day for Native American inmates focusing on culture and heritage, with storytelling and traditional games to promote personal change and responsibility.

The Apple Valley encourages urban composting, supplying guidelines for eco-friendly and neighborly practices, and offering resources for assistance and supplies.

City Hall resumes normal operations, Council approves a grant for Rise Up Center, and public service events and infrastructure projects are underway in Ward 10.

The Maple Grove Police Department encourages a '9 P.M. Lock-Up' routine via social media to improve community safety and prevent property crime during summer.

The Coon Rapids Pet Fair, featuring a pet/owner costume contest and other attractions, will take place on September 20, 2025, at the Coon Rapids Civic Center.

The Blaine Police Department summarized their 2024 activities on social media, highlighting call response, traffic stops, K9 unit deployments, community service calls, and property evidence collection.

Minneapolis Police are seeking public help to find missing woman LaRohnda Latimer, last seen near Loring Park. She has distinctive tattoos, and tips can be given anonymously via Crime Stoppers.

Minneapolis Police K9 Unit won multiple awards at the US Police Canine Association's National Field Trials, with all 10 teams qualifying for the national level and earning various top placements.

Anoka County prepares for summer events, infrastructure upgrades, and reports an audit success, while supporting Sen. Hoffman's recovery from an assault.

Minneapolis police successfully de-escalated a situation with a woman brandishing a knife, using surveillance and communication without force, and then facilitated her mental health care.

Rice County officers issued 18 citations during a traffic crackdown, including a DWI charge for a Lonsdale man. The effort is part of Minnesota's "Toward Zero Deaths" campaign.

Two Wright County beaches were closed due to concerns about swimmer's itch but expected to reopen the following day.