Hoda Ali Abdi pleads guilty to wire fraud, admitting to partaking in a $250 million child nutrition program scam.

Coon Rapids is testing its emergency sirens twice today during Severe Weather Awareness Week. Residents are reminded it's a drill for disaster preparedness.

Minneapolis City Council's new rideshare compensation ordinance spurs the launch of nearly a dozen new ventures. Today's meeting may bring amendments amid debates on worker's rights and corporate pressure.

Washington County organizes a one-day collection event in Mahtomedi for hazardous waste and electronics disposal, with document shredding offered and ongoing services at the Woodbury Environmental Center.

St. Louis Park calls for volunteers to monitor local lake water quality through the CAMP Lake Monitoring Program. Participants will collect water samples and help maintain ecological balance.

Mankato is seeking a Water Plant Operator Technician to maintain its water treatment systems, ensuring safe drinking water. Applications are open until April 24.

Thieves broke into cars at church parking lots in Wright County during Sunday services, prompting an investigation by authorities. No suspects have been caught yet.

Anoka County is organizing volunteer cleanup events to remove litter from the Mississippi River's banks, with three opportunities for community participation in April.

The Duluth Fire Department introduces Jack, a two-year-old yellow lab trained to detect accelerants at fire scenes, enhancing investigation capabilities.

The Step To It Challenge in May invites Eden Prairie and Hennepin County residents to log various physical activities for a healthier lifestyle and a chance to win Minnesota Twins tickets.

Minnesota officials propose legislation requiring a license to sell scrap copper wire to address the state's issues with copper theft that's affecting public safety and infrastructure.

This article details the May Ann Young Center's screening of 'The Hill', a film about a boy with dreams of baseball greatness despite a spinal disease. The family-friendly event is set for April 18, with registration advised.

Minnesota’s National Severe Weather Awareness Week includes a statewide tornado drill on April 11 and emphasizes preparation for various weather threats, such as storms, floods, and extreme heat.