Nadir Abdi is appointed as Ramsey County's new Deputy County Manager of the Health and Wellness Service Team, bringing his experience from Dakota County.

Crews began dismantling the old Foley Water Tower in Coon Rapids, MN, a process shared on social media by the city. The iconic structure is being replaced by an antenna tower.

Brooklyn Park police responded to a disturbance call suspecting gunshots; found it was a verbal family argument with no evidence of a crime or injuries.

Plymouth partners with 3rd Lair for a free skate contest on June 17 at Plymouth Creek Skatepark, with registrations at 5 p.m. and divisions for all skill levels. Prizes and local sponsors are involved.

Minneapolis forecast includes isolated showers, thunderstorms, smoky conditions, and a clear weekend, with temperatures reaching the high 80s to near 90. Rain chances increase early next week.

Wright County Sheriff's Office released an arrest report listing various offenses, including drug and assault cases, with a focus on driving-related violations and related accidents.

Eden Prairie Police Department's Officer Rob Geis is retiring in May after over three decades, known for his impactful role in local schools and community programs.

Minnesota State Economist Dr. Anthony Becker is set to present economic insights to the Saint Paul City Council to aid in their budget planning amidst fiscal uncertainties.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office reminded citizens on Memorial Day of the sacrifices made by service members and urged people to honor the fallen for their contributions to freedom.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety warns of increased traffic fatalities during the "100 Deadliest Days" of summer and urges adherence to safe driving practices, highlighting a joint effort with other agencies to improve road safety.

Minneapolis Police arrested a burglary warrant suspect with narcotics and ensured he received medical care for reported chest pain before jailing him.

Blaine, MN invites residents to join its Park Advisory Board to shape local green spaces; applicants must live in Blaine, attend meetings, and be interested in community direction. Applications are open until June 16.

The University of Minnesota Medical School donates a LUCAS automated CPR device to Rice County Sheriff's Office, supporting rural emergency response and potentially saving lives during cardiac emergencies.