Minnesota Senator Jen McEwen criticizes Trump's racist remarks and policies against the Somali community in Minnesota, expressing solidarity with them and condemning the administration's divisive tactics.

A car wash attendant named Raymond forms a close bond with Blaine Police, earning recognition and a challenge coin for his positive attitude and rapport with officers.

Minneapolis police mourn the loss of Recruit Officer Amara Kanneh at his funeral, highlighting the community's and law enforcement's unity in honoring his service.

Morrison County Commissioners have a busy schedule of meetings and events from December 7-13, offering residents opportunities for involvement in local governance and community engagement.

The City of Bloomington asserts their local police will not enforce federal immigration laws, aiming to reassure the community of their focus on safety and local duties, separate from federal actions.

Plymouth hosted "Light up the Season" with street closures for festivities on December 5, as detailed by the local police's Facebook post. Traffic was rerouted and parking restricted for safety.

The Minneapolis Police Department joined forces with Toys for Tots to distribute toys and holiday cheer to families in need, receiving positive social media acknowledgment.

The Mankato Police and Fire department acknowledged the Volunteers in Police Service drivers for their commitment to transporting public safety vehicles for service.

Minneapolis expects a dynamic weather week, including chances of snow and mixed precipitation with varied temperatures and possible hazardous travel conditions.

Saint Paul Police Department confirmed a recent homicide involving a male victim with a gunshot wound. This marks the city's 13th homicide this year, with details pending an autopsy.

BCA releases identities in Wright County use-of-force incident involving Dwayne Trunnell and deputies Skweres and Phillips following a confrontation where lethal force was used.

Local fire departments quickly responded to a house fire in Yates Bay, with one firefighter sustaining minor injuries; the Red Cross is assisting affected residents.

Bloomington is considering selling naming rights for its Parks and Recreation facilities and events, partnering with The Superlative Group to generate new revenue and potentially attract corporate investment in public facilities.