Coon Rapids has a new recycling trailer for unconventional items like makeup and dental floss. The local center is involving residents in eco-friendly practices with its expanded recycling options.

Minneapolis has been designated a UNICEF Child Friendly City for its efforts to prioritize children's well-being and rights, becoming the second city in the US to receive this recognition.

Male victim fatally stabbed in Saint Paul; a woman is in custody and police are investigating the incident, marking the city's second homicide of the year.

Morrison County, MN, is using a share of the opioid settlement for local anti-opioid initiatives and has issued an RFP to find impactful response strategies.

An ambitious project to overhaul Highway 10 in Ramsey, MN, is planned to start this spring, aiming to improve safety and reduce congestion with new interchanges and railroad grade separations.

Minneapolis is hosting the Community Connections Conference on Feb. 17 with performances and Mayor Jacob Frey's remarks, highlighting cultural diversity and engagement.

Eden Prairie's Outdoor Center offers various winter programs, including a weekly open house, an animal feeding event, guided moon hikes, and astronomy nights with telescope viewing.

Brooklyn Park's Community Activity Center is set to undergo improvements with a $5 million grant, following a $26 million bond approved in 2018. The city council seeks public input on the renovation plans at a meeting on March 7.

Christy Bonczek, a Records Technician, celebrates her 20-year anniversary with the Coon Rapids Police Department, highlighting the importance of non-policing roles in law enforcement.

Eden Prairie's Polar Plunge set for March 9 aims to raise funds for Special Olympics Minnesota, marking its 17th year with a history of over $1.9 million raised.

A man was fatally shot in Minneapolis; no arrests have been made. Police responded after ShotSpotter detection and could not save him. The investigation continues with a call for public assistance.

Wright County prepares for significant snowfall with the Highway Department ready to tackle the challenging conditions anticipated by the afternoon, including rain, freezing rain, and sleet.

Plymouth officials announce a snow removal effort for excess snow predicted to surpass 2 inches, urging caution and offering a live plow map and text alerts for residents.