A person was shot in the leg in Brooklyn Park, MN, and both the victim and a friend are not fully cooperating with the police investigation. The non-fatal incident may be linked to other area crimes.

An officer in Blaine was attacked by a knife-wielding suspect during a traffic stop; after a physical confrontation, the suspect was tased, subdued, and arrested without fatalities.

Shots fired at Willowstone Park led to a police chase, a vehicle crash in Champlin, and the arrest of four armed juveniles. Over 30 shell casings were found, but no injuries were reported.

The City of Mankato has extended the Arbor Day Poster Contest deadline to April 15, inviting kids to showcase eco-themed art for a chance to have a tree planted in their name.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota, reallocates old AEDs to public spaces and work vehicles, training city staff to ensure prompt responses to cardiac emergencies.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, noting rain chances and shifting temperatures throughout the week with periods of expected sunshine.

Copper wire worth $10,000 was stolen from Royal Farms in Morrison County. The theft occurred around March 28 and was reported on April 4. The Sheriff's Office seeks information to find the thieves.

An 18-year-old died from a gunshot wound at a Minneapolis intersection despite life-saving efforts by police called to the scene around 8:50 p.m. No suspects have been detained.

The article reports on a forecast of wet and windy weather for Minneapolis, with a 100% chance of rain and gusts up to 40 mph, decreasing throughout the week, with improving conditions by Friday.

The Minnesota Senate passed the Environment & Natural Resources Trust Fund Bill to invest $79.6 million in environmental projects statewide, with bipartisan support.

The 2023 Workforce Solutions Annual Business Report for Ramsey County is now available, detailing the agency's programs, financials, and success stories from the past year.

Eden Prairie is conducting fire hydrant maintenance, recognized for reducing road salt usage, has upcoming Planning Commission meetings, is seeking Heritage Preservation Award nominees, and is actively engaging in community-focused initiatives.

Coon Rapids has added four new officers to its police force. They took their oaths at a city council meeting, aiming to strengthen community relations.