The Brooklyn Park Development Corporation introduces a Microbusiness Loan Program offering $1,000 to $10,000 loans at 2% interest with reduced criteria, aiming to help small businesses grow.

Dakota County announces a Community Volunteer Fair at Wescott Library for residents to find local volunteering opportunities.

The 25th annual North Suburban Home Show is scheduled for March 8th at the Andover YMCA Community Center, offering free entry and the chance to support the ACBC Food Shelf.

A report details a fatal head-on collision in Scott County, causing one death and one serious injury; authorities are investigating and do not suspect intoxication.

Minneapolis is experiencing extreme cold with hazardous wind chills and advisories issued by the National Weather Service. Conditions pose health risks, but a warming trend is expected by the weekend.

St. Louis Park celebrates Black History Month, featuring local figures like educator Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens and Officer Maurice Smith Jr., who embody the city's connection between history and today's community.

The Metropolitan Council adopted Imagine 2050, a plan promoting equitable growth in the Twin Cities, focusing on clean water, affordable housing, transit, and parks.

Senator Judy Seeberger has been appointed to serve on Minnesota's Public Safety Advisory Council and Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council to enhance public safety and emergency medical services.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released a video and statement about not charging officers in Winston Smith's death, stressing the danger they faced but discouraging further speculation on the incident.

The Saint Paul Police Department commemorated officer Joshua Lynaugh on the anniversary of his death, highlighting his life-saving actions and dedication to public service.

The Plymouth Police Department is training officers to use new Axon body cameras, aiming to enhance transparency and community relations, as shared on their social media.

Man charged for stealing and attempting to sell pieces of a bronze statue of writer F. Scott Fitzgerald in St. Paul.

Coon Rapids offers support for various needs through social worker Lori Halbur, with sessions at Anoka County Library. Services for mental health, food, housing, and more, are available monthly with no appointment necessary.