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.

Scott County faces financial uncertainty due to unpredictable federal grants and potential cost shifts from Minnesota's state budget proposals, which may result in increased property taxes for residents.

CenterPoint Energy is updating infrastructure in Cambridge, causing increased construction on Main and Fern Streets South. The company is urging patience and has provided contact info for concerns.

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.