Scott County Sheriff's Office acquired a new all-terrain rescue vehicle with federal funding for emergency responses.

Mohammad Jawaid Aziz, a dual national of Pakistan and Canada, was indicted for circumventing U.S. export laws to send goods to Pakistani entities involved in nuclear, missile, and UAV programs.

Minneapolis faces a spring storm with a mix of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow forecasted. The NWS has issued a Winter Weather Advisory with possible challenging driving conditions.

The Minnesota Asian Pacific Caucus held a hearing on AAPI issues, with Senators Xiong, Hawj, and Pha in attendance, highlighting challenges and successes. They are committed to supporting the AAPI community's unique needs amid broader state issues.

Two University of Minnesota scientists, Carrie Haskell-Luevano and Douglas Allchin, were elected as 2024 AAAS Fellows for their contributions to science and society.

Saint Paul is promoting worker cooperatives to enhance local economic solidarity and resilience, offering support through the LOCAL Fund and free business planning webinars.

Eden Prairie Police seek new Public Safety Telecommunicators, emphasizing the role's importance in handling emergencies and requiring communication skills, professionalism, and decision-making ability.

Wright County's Bertram Park now offers a trackchair for individuals with mobility challenges to enjoy the park's trails free of charge, with reservations made through the county's website.

The Plymouth Yard Waste Site will open on April 2, providing local residents a place to dispose of yard waste. It will operate Wed-Sun and adjust service hours by season. Certain items like grass clippings and soil are not accepted.

The Saint Paul HPC will review changes to a property in the Summit West Historic District, including demolishing a garage and constructing an ADU.

A shooting incident in Brooklyn Park left a victim in the hospital. Police are investigating the event which occurred in a vehicle in a residential area.

A 38-year-old Woodbury man, Timothy Gebhart, pleaded guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material and coercing minors into explicit acts.

The Plymouth Police Department handled 618 incidents in a week, with 11 arrests, 17 criminal complaints, 20 accidents, 58 traffic stops, and various community support activities.