The St. Louis Park Police Department is hosting a family-friendly fishing event for young anglers at Wolfe Park, providing fishing gear and a chance to bond with local law enforcement.

Minneapolis police officers arrested two suspects after a reported armed robbery, with the younger suspect, 17, briefly pointing a gun at officers before being apprehended. The police chief praised the officers' restraint during the incident.

Minneapolis mourns Officer Jamal Mitchell, honoring him at a Fifth Precinct memorial; residents show support amidst a tentative police reform agreement.

Duluth has transferred its electrical permitting and inspection duties to the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry to centralize the process and improve efficiency.

Minneapolis calls for proposals for its 2025 9% Housing Tax Credit program aimed at financing affordable housing projects, with a deadline of July 25, 2024. Applications must be submitted via SharePoint.

The forecast for Minneapolis predicts sunny skies, fluctuating winds, and a chance of showers, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to the low 80s throughout the week.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts a geocaching event combining GPS treasure hunting with making s'mores on June 22. Participants can learn geocaching and seek ingredients for the campfire snack. Registration is $8 and ends two days before the event.

Duske Dairy in Waverly has been named the 2024 Wright County Farm Family of the Year for significant contributions to dairy farming, community engagement, and agricultural advocacy.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office is hosting "Night to Unite" on August 6th to enhance community-police relations, with festivities and law enforcement visits planned.

Five individuals were convicted in a $250 million fraudulent scheme involving a federal child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes a mix of showers, sunshine, and clear skies, with temperatures fluctuating in the 70s and a chance of rain increasing early in the week.

Minnesota has launched a stipend program for student teachers, authored by State Senator Heather Gustafson, to ease financial burdens and support nearly 900 aspiring teachers.

The Coon Rapids City Council discussed various issues including a donation, a commission appointment, fire safety, rezoning, a housing fund, and G.O. Bonds at their June 4 meeting.