Minneapolis expects snow and subfreezing temperatures with a 30% chance of morning snowflakes and a high of 24 degrees. Hazardous conditions may affect the morning commute.

University of Minnesota research shows a significant increase in death rates among U.S. adults aged 25-44, persisting beyond COVID-19, with drugs and natural causes as leading factors.

Minnesota Senator Heather Gustafson introduces a bipartisan bill, S.F. 856, to establish a new state watchdog, the Office of the Inspector General, for enhanced transparency and integrity in government agencies.

Minneapolis police quickly arrested a repeat offender with a criminal record after receiving 911 calls about a car alarm and getting a detailed suspect description from a caller.

Bloomington's ongoing Arbor Day tree sale promotes urban greening, offering residents affordable trees to enhance the city's canopy and ecological health, now in its 18th year.

Senator Matt Klein introduces a bill to legalize sports betting in Minnesota with emphasis on consumer protection, benefiting youth sports and charities, and maintaining tribal oversight on licensing.

Bloomington announces Welcoming Wednesdays, a monthly event for entrepreneurs to learn about business resources, hosted by Hiromi Yokoi at Civic Plaza.

Bloomington's "Start with Hi!" campaign, focusing on community wellness, has successfully launched, engaging residents in building connections for improved individual and communal health.

Rochester man Sharmake Jama pleads guilty to wire fraud and money laundering in a $250M nutrition program fraud.

Minneapolis forecast includes sunny days and possible snow showers, with mixed weather conditions and temperature fluctuations expected throughout the week.

Minnesota Senator Johnson Stewart presents SF 249, a bill to extend tax credits to those studying for a master's in special education, addressing the critical teacher shortage.

Wright County Parks & Recreation offers a winter cabin package with extras like a hat, s'mores, and hot chocolate at Bertram Chain of Lakes Regional Park.

The Ramsey County Board paid tribute to Meg Lloyd Robertson for her 30+ years of dedication to library services, particularly her work with literacy and the community, including services to correctional facilities.