A driver crashed into the City Center Hotel in Mankato due to impairment, prompting discussions on road safety and the risks of driving under the influence.

Plymouth Police officers donated $1,025 to the LEO Support Foundation to aid in equipping and training law enforcement in medical and mental health practices.

The City of Blaine is hiring for summer jobs in the Parks and Recreation Department, with applications due by March 30. There's also a job fair on March 5 and 9 for more information.

Julius Houston was arrested in Memphis for a robbery he committed in Plymouth, targeting an autistic employee. He awaits extradition to Massachusetts.

St. Louis Park residents can vote for their favorite snowplow names, like "Lord Coldemort" and "Jeff," until February 6, with the winner to be announced on February 8.

Washington County Parks continues its bird hike series at Pine Point Regional Park on Feb. 10, offering a 1.5-hour guided trek for bird watching and data collection. The event is free with park permit and open to all ages.

The article describes the weather forecast for Minneapolis, mentioning increased cloud coverage with fog dissipating later, and predicts a largely clear and mild weather pattern for the upcoming days.

The Francis A. Gross Driving Range in Minneapolis opens early this season due to warm weather, with hours from 10 am to 5 pm, offering golf practice off mats for an affordable price.

The University of Minnesota receives part of a potential $160 million NSF grant to develop a water-focused sustainable regional innovation engine, Great Lakes ReNEW, involving over 200 experts.

Bloomington honors local Black leaders with the 'Bloomington Pioneers and Changemakers' series during Black History Month, featuring impactful individuals in various roles on the City's YouTube and digital platforms.

Bloomington has achieved a high score on the Racial Equity Dividends Index, indicating its commitment to creating racially equitable workplaces. The city's practices across various sectors have set a benchmark for others.

A Shakopee teenager died five days after crashing his car into a tree in Louisville Township, with the Scott County Sheriff's Office investigating the January 24 incident.

Dakota County offers an electronic delivery option for property tax statements and valuation notices to enhance convenience and reduce paper waste. Residents can sign up for the service on the county's website.