Anoka County prepares for summer events, infrastructure upgrades, and reports an audit success, while supporting Sen. Hoffman's recovery from an assault.

Minneapolis police successfully de-escalated a situation with a woman brandishing a knife, using surveillance and communication without force, and then facilitated her mental health care.

Rice County officers issued 18 citations during a traffic crackdown, including a DWI charge for a Lonsdale man. The effort is part of Minnesota's "Toward Zero Deaths" campaign.

Two Wright County beaches were closed due to concerns about swimmer's itch but expected to reopen the following day.

Minneapolis police swiftly recovered a stolen $8,000 bike within 20 minutes, highlighting their commitment to community policing and rapid response to urgent resident needs.

Brooklyn Park announces two community cleanup events in July aimed at beautifying local parks and strengthening community ties, with all necessary supplies provided.

Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater announces Open Mic Nights for local artists, with the next event on July 10. The series includes various artists through the summer, with indoor backup for rain.

Minneapolis is enhancing food waste reduction efforts through new programs, grants, and community initiatives, as seen at the ReFED Summit and reported by Homegrown News.

Maple Grove's Teen Academy offers teens hands-on experience with police work, aiming to build community trust and inspire future law enforcement careers.

Makayla Makor, a 15-year-old from Brooklyn Park, has gone missing. Authorities have shared her description and urge public assistance in locating her, asking anyone with information to call 763-493-8222 or 911.

"Slow – no wake" rule lifted at Medicine Lake, allowing boating at usual speeds after water levels stabilized, with city officials remaining watchful of potential future rains.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged in various community and safety events, emphasizing public safety, women in law enforcement, and water safety education.

Missing teen Carissa Lindstrom was last seen on July 4, and the Brooklyn Park Police, with Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, urge public help.