The Maple Grove Community Center will host Rock Your Socks for World Down Syndrome Day with games and music, urging attendees to wear unique socks for awareness.

Mankato celebrated National Transit Driver Appreciation Day, recognizing city transit drivers for their reliable service and dedication to community mobility.

A lost dog with a green harness and two leashes was found near a bus stop in Brooklyn Park, Minneapolis. Brooklyn Park Police urge the public to help reunite him with his owner.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara shares his vision for reforming the police department and rebuilding community trust in a video on their Facebook page.

Morrison County officials have a week of public meetings covering topics such as community development, drainage, library affairs, and regional transportation.

Stolen in 2005, a pair of ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" was recovered by the FBI and returned to owner Michael Shaw at the Judy Garland Museum.

The Olsons are celebrating 40 years of marriage and over 17 years of volunteer work at the Mary Ann Young Center, known for their service and festive costumes.

Maple Grove City Council meeting is scheduled for tonight with a work session beforehand. Residents can attend at the Government Center or watch online.

The Wabasha community is searching for a friendly, treat-loving dog that escaped due to a gust of wind. Residents are asked to contact owner Joe or dispatch with sightings.

Ramsey residents are invited to participate in a community blood drive scheduled for March 27 at the Ramsey Municipal Center, with the aim to support constant blood supply demands.

A Hyannis man was arrested in Plymouth after self-surrendering for assault with intent to murder. He claimed to have shot someone and was handed over to Barnstable Police.

The Minneapolis Police Department offers a contest to win a prize for taking a selfie with Officer Rucker & K9 Hendrix, encouraging community engagement.

Wright County is seeking a new executive director for Safe Communities of Wright County, offering remote work and pay of $35-$40 per hour for 20-32 hours per week, to lead safety education and fulfill grant obligations.