A St. Paul man, Martin Gereal White, was charged for committing smash-and-grab thefts in Chanhassen, using stolen credit cards at a Chaska Kwik Trip, and faces additional charges and an earlier warrant.

Thomas Rhodes, exonerated after nearly 25 years in prison, sues the former medical examiner whose flawed testimony contributed to his wrongful murder conviction.

Ramsey County is hosting a meeting on January 23 at the Rondo Community Library to discuss housing development funding opportunities, featuring a presentation and Q&A session.

Brooklyn Center Middle & High School hosted "Ballers & Badges," a friendly basketball event with students and law enforcement to strengthen community ties.

Washington's Adult Detention Division team discussed their operational excellence at the 2024 ACA Conference in DC, highlighting a successful audit and their HOPE Program, which led to their re-accreditation.

Coon Rapids is seeking $23 million from the state to build a full interchange at Hwy. 610 and East River Road, aiming to improve traffic and promote growth.

Minnesota urges MA and MinnesotaCare beneficiaries to keep their contact details current to prevent loss of health coverage, with instructions available in multiple languages.

Janet Jackson is set to perform in St. Paul on her "Together Again" tour on June 18 and in Fort Worth on July 25, with ticket presales starting January 17 and general sales on January 19.

Local health officials in Dakota County, Minnesota, warn about high radon levels in homes, urging residents to test with free kits they provide. Radon, a cancer-causing gas, affects 40% of state homes.

Minnesota State Patrol troopers successfully transported a donor heart for a timely transplant between cities, aiding in the organ's rapid delivery to a patient in critical need at the Mayo Clinic.

St. Louis Park's gnome hunt continues with a new clue leading residents to find the gnome "Lincoln" near a historical site related to the president. Hunters must photograph, not take, the gnomes.

Eden Prairie, Minnesota, has opened its outdoor ice rinks and warming houses for the winter, with location and hours info available on the city's website, conditional on weather updates.

The Bloomington City Council will consider vacating public easements at 3001 East American Boulevard, with a meeting on January 29, 2024, to discuss potential impacts on the community.