Burnsville is seeking public feedback on building new pickleball courts due to the sport's rising popularity, with in-person events at local parks and an online platform for input.

Bloomington, MN vehicles were vandalized, with about 40 car windows smashed and items stolen on American Blvd East. The police are investigating and seeking information.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 804 incidents in a week, including 11 arrests and 16 criminal complaints, showcasing the diverse and relentless nature of law enforcement work.

A Minneapolis shooting resulted in the death of two siblings and injury of their mother. The incident is under investigation and linked to a family dispute.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office released its arrest report, detailing offenses including domestic assault, drug charges, and traffic violations for the week ending July 21st.

St. Cloud Police Department issued a missing person alert for 44-year-old Troy Strawn and is seeking public assistance.

The Minnesota Air Rescue Team showcased their new helicopter at The Learning Jet’s First Responders Camp, providing hands-on experiences for kids interested in emergency services.

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.