The Duluth Police Department is seeking help to find David Storbakken, last seen on May 5, described as a Native American with a faded eagle tattoo on his left hand.

An 80-year-old man, Larry Alstead, died from a self-inflicted gunshot after a domestic dispute in Paynesville, with a deputy also firing shots during the incident.

Maple Grove Police shared a story about a student, Parker, excelling in a job training program, highlighting his dedication to document shredding tasks and praising his acquired workplace skills.

CenterPoint Energy is close to completing its main gas infrastructure installation in Burnsville, with plans to also replace service lines and move indoor meters outside. The project's completion and area restoration are expected in the coming weeks.

Minneapolis police supported federal agents during a drug and human trafficking bust, later managing crowd tensions; two people were arrested for assaulting an officer.

Rice County Social Services raises awareness of elder abuse, as over 10% of seniors face abuse each year, with an urgent need for vigilant protection and reporting.

The "Arts in the Parks: Summer Fete" returns to Normandale Lake Park on July 3 with fireworks and arts activities.

Mankato, Minnesota, has declared June Pride Month, promoting LGBTQ history and culture education using resources from institutions like the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian.

Wright County Sheriff's Office issued an arrest report detailing charges including DWI, domestic assault, and controlled substances violations between May 26-June 1. Traffic violations were also significant.

Minnetonka's Night to Unite event aims to foster community spirit and is scheduled for August 5, with registration now open and a $100 gift card raffle for early sign-ups.

Anoka County's Summer Reading Bridge program helps 1st-3rd graders improve literacy with mentor-led sessions from June 23 to August 16, requiring weekly commitment and caregiver presence.

Brackett Park's "Pup Parade" on June 5 promises fun for dogs and owners, including post-parade entertainment and a movie at dusk, with opportunities to donate pet supplies.

Carver County Parks is accepting reservations for various event venues for 2026, including outdoor and formal spaces, which can be booked online or by contacting them directly.