Search is ongoing for Leonard Bernard Anderson, missing from Brooklyn Park since April 22. With a medical condition and distinctive limp, his car was found in Coon Rapids Regional Park.

Minneapolis Police launched a homicide probe after a man shot on April 18th died. No arrests have been made; the public has been urged to share information.

The Plymouth Fire Department outlines safety guidelines for recreational fires, emphasizing size restrictions, safe distances from structures, and the use of fire extinguishing tools.

Wright County residents are reminded by the OCM to abide by cannabis laws at summer events, with licensed cannabis events allowed, but mixing edible cannabis with food is illegal.

The article announces a road closure on Naples Street in Blaine for sewer upgrades, affecting commutes starting April 28, 2025, with detours needed until June 16.

Minnesota appointed Senator Ann Johnson Stewart to a task force focused on the future of the state's water management and conservation. Stewart's expertise is expected to contribute to developing recommendations for sustainable water resources.

Eden Prairie offers discounted home energy consultations in May with the code "SPRING50," providing installations and tests to promote energy efficiency.

The City highlights Earth Month with a focus on water conservation, particularly for lawn and garden upkeep, and promotes sustainable practices like smart irrigation and native plantings.

Two individuals were convicted in a meth trafficking case by a federal jury in Moorhead, with evidence of a scheme involving over nine pounds of the drug.

Three Highs Street Gang members were convicted on RICO and murder charges in Minneapolis for the 2021 murder of Darryl Wells, highlighting a crackdown on gang violence.

Minnesota's Attorney General sues to block Trump's executive actions on transgender rights, alleging constitutional violations and overreach of executive power.

Anoka County offers a free paper shredding event on May 3 for residents and small businesses to securely shred documents at the Coon Rapids Recycling Center, with a five-box limit.

Bloomington Crime Prevention Association hosts its 31st Book ’Em sale, encouraging donations of used books and media to support community and sustainability.