The Blaine Police Department released their April 2025 monthly report, noting 3,759 calls including traffic stops and medical emergencies, among others.

St. Louis Park is hosting a "Flick & Float" event featuring "Finding Nemo" at the Aquatic Park on June 13, where attendees can watch the movie from floating tubes.

Officers Johnson and Strong from Mankato PD were honored at the MADD awards for their DUI enforcement efforts, with Johnson earning a Bronze Award and Strong receiving a Silver Award and the title of Outstanding Rookie Officer of the Year.

Major roadwork in Duluth starts next Monday, with the Eklund Avenue project and simultaneous upgrades near the University of Minnesota Duluth set for completion in late October.

The Bloomington Police Department successfully used social media to locate a missing man with dementia, Kenneth Kipa, who was found and safely returned to his family.

Trump administration revokes $1.9M grant from Rochester Schools meant for mental health services, citing diversity language issues. Senator Boldon criticizes this action.

A section of Plymouth Road will be closed May 14-16 for construction, with detours in place. Contact Construction Coordinator Chris Smith for more information.

A sinkhole in Saint Paul has closed a section of West 7th Street, causing traffic disruption and potential business impact, with repairs expected to last two months.

Minnesota's Senate Taxes Committee approved a tax proposal designed to modernize the state's economy and support education, agriculture, and reduce property taxes while maintaining the Child Tax Credit.

A standoff in Montrose ended peacefully with a suspect's arrest, no injuries, and ongoing investigations, according to the Wright County Sheriff's Office.

Brooklyn Park police investigated reports of gunfire on Regent Ave, finding shell casings but no injuries. Authorities seek to ensure safety and apprehend those involved.

The National Weather Service warns of showers and potential severe weather in Minneapolis, with risks of critical fire conditions due to low humidity and high winds. Fire Weather Watch is in effect.

The Burnsville Police are seeking help in a death investigation from May 3, 2025, at Interlachen Park, asking witnesses or those with relevant security camera footage to come forward.