The University of Minnesota launches a project to track avian influenza's impact on wildlife, with $1.267 million from the state, amid concerns of the virus spreading to humans and other animals.

The Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office paid tribute to Beth, a retiring staff member who served for 11 years, acknowledging her dedication to the community.

Minneapolis forecasts show a cold week ahead with temperatures mostly below freezing, clear skies today, and partly cloudy to sunny days following. Winds will be mild, and by Thursday, temperatures may near the freezing mark.

Saint Paul Police Officer Shawn Filiowich has died from pancreatic cancer, leaving behind a legacy of community service.

The Plymouth Community Center offers a $12 open play special for children and teens with activities at the K.U.B.E. Indoor Playground and gym, requiring wristbands for access.

Carver County has activated an aeration system in Eagle Lake to sustain its fish population, which may create dangerous ice conditions, prompting officials to advise caution and heed warning signs.

Minneapolis is in for a cold week with temperatures around the freezing mark and a persistent north wind. Despite sunny skies, wind chill values may drop to -13. Conditions will remain chilly with slight warming towards the end of the week.

Residents of Wright and Sherburne counties are invited to share their input on the future of Highway 25 through a Planning and Environmental Linkages study aimed at improving the corridor between I-94 and Hwy 10.

Joseph Jorgenson admitted guilt in the homicides of Fanta Xayavong and Manijeh Starren in Saint Paul, bringing closure to the case after extensive investigations.

Minneapolis Park Police Officer Karl Zabinski has been named Officer of the Year 2024, a repeat of his 2022 accolade, recognized for his exceptional service and dedication.

Maple Grove, MN celebrates National Trivia Day with local questions about city facts, like park names, water percentages, and more, inviting residents to participate on social media.

The City opens a lottery for summer recreation programs, with priority for residents. Winners will be notified on February 7, and registration closes February 17. Unclaimed spots open for general registration on February 18.

Bloomington is investing $155 million into local infrastructure, including renovations at the Bloomington Ice Garden and eco-friendly projects in the Nine Mile Creek corridor, while also planning a new community center.