The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 8th to discuss updates to business performance standards, impacting local small businesses.

Minnesota Senate unanimously passes legislation, authored by Senator Kupec, to update broadband installation requirements with a focus on safety and labor standards, effective January 1, 2026.

Local heroes in Mankato were honored for saving a life during a medical emergency on October 26, 2024, with the Mankato Police and Fire recognizing both citizens and firefighters for their quick life-saving actions.

The Edina/Eden Prairie Explorer Post excelled at the 50th annual Explorer Conference, winning nine team awards including four first-place finishes in law enforcement scenarios.

Plymouth Police Department's report shows 719 incidents, 14 arrests, 10 criminal complaints, 20 accidents, and 68 traffic stops in a week, plus thanks to officers and community.

The Eden Prairie Police Department collected 418 pounds of medications during a Drug Take Back event, offering a safe disposal option to prevent misuse and environmental harm.

Rice Creek Commons project begins with a groundbreaking ceremony for Micro Control Company's new facility on the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.

A 10-year-old boy named Phillip Scott Jr. from Saint Paul was reported missing but has been found safe, according to the local police department's Facebook update.

The Mankato, Minnesota Police Department found that a reported child abduction attempt was fabricated after a thorough investigation involving video footage analysis.

Minneapolis Police announced an arrest in the vandalism of Burrito Loco, thanks to video forensics, interdepartmental cooperation, and matching clothing found in the suspect's vehicle.

The 4100 block of East Superior Street in Duluth will be closed for water service work on April 26, with detours via London Road. The disruption is expected to last one day.

Minnesota's proposed funding shift could lead to higher property taxes in Wright County, with officials criticizing the lack of consultation and potential for permanent tax increases.

MDA revised its spongy moth control strategy in Coon Rapids due to federal fund delays, canceling May aerial spraying, and implementing a quarantine from May 1, 2025. Two sessions will inform residents about the changes.