A Minneapolis family found a 25-year-old relative dead from a gunshot wound, prompting a police homicide investigation.

Bemidji held its 28th annual Night We Light Celebration, featuring a parade led by Santa, a possible record-breaking digital pixel light display, and a window display contest, with over 800,000 lights displayed city-wide.

Minnesota's new law increases Uber and Lyft drivers' minimum wage to $1.28 per mile and 31 cents per minute, affecting fare prices and driver earnings.

Coon Rapids residents are invited to join the city's Holiday Lighting Contest, with a chance to win prizes and have their decorations included in a community tour map.

A father and son were awarded for saving a child from drowning at a pool party in St. Louis Park, performing chest compressions and ensuring the child's recovery.

Mankato Police and Fire departments are promoting safety during the holidays, cautioning against fires and thefts through social media campaigns and offering tips to prevent accidents and crimes.

The Hmong New Year celebration in Saint Paul, Minnesota, featured traditional festivities and community engagement, with local law enforcement participating and even recruiting future officers.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Dave Hutchinson, engaged in community support activities, received an award for their HOPE Program, and discussed leadership on WCCO Radio. They also aided the homeless with winter supplies.

The Twin Cities expect severe cold with dangerous wind chills, prompting frostbite warnings. Despite sunny skies, the temperature remains low, with gradual warming expected over the week and chances of snow.

An accident at a Lake Crystal intersection involved a Ford and a Honda, with three taken to the hospital. The incident, involving a teen driver and a driving instructor, is under investigation.

The Blaine Police Department donated unclaimed lost and found items to Alexandra House, which supports individuals affected by domestic and sexual violence.

Minneapolis kicks off a series of art and community events led by local artist KingDemetrius Pendleton to celebrate the 38th Street Cultural District, starting this Sunday.

Coon Rapids is encouraging residents to apply for its Planning Commission to influence zoning and land use. Two spots are open, and interested parties should apply quickly via the city's website.