Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez supports community observers who report on ICE, decrying federal practices and urging local attorneys to drop charges against these observers.

Minneapolis Police responded to a crash, finding an abandoned injured driver and a scared puppy in the car. They took care of the puppy and reunited it with its family.

Mankato offers a Christmas tree recycling program to convert trees into park mulch. Residents can drop off trees at designated locations until January 30th.

The United Way of Bemidji Area reached 80% of its 2025 campaign goal, totaling $620,000, and aims to gather the remaining $155,000 by year's end to support local nonprofits.

Eh Tha Blay pleaded guilty to aiding in copper wire thefts from St. Paul streetlights, causing outages and safety concerns. He may face restitution and probation.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sues USDA over demands for in-person SNAP eligibility interviews, citing legal violations and potential harm to state residents.

Rudy Gobert of the Minnesota Timberwolves sent size 20 shoes to 15-year-old basketball player Harrison Wiesneth after the teen's mother reached out on Instagram.

Dakota County offers tips on sustainable disposal of holiday waste, advising residents on recycling wrapping paper and proper disposal of items like glitter-laden paper and string lights.

Minneapolis Police maintained public safety and spread holiday cheer during Christmas, also hosting a Toy Giveaway event to strengthen community relations.

Wright County Historical Society's Festival of Trees attracts record visitors, offering decorations, varied visiting hours, and harp music on select days until January 3.

Minneapolis officials are concerned about increased ICE activity, which is feared to undermine trust and safety in the community. An ordinance aims to prohibit the use of city properties for immigration enforcement.

A shooting at a Maple Grove restaurant led to charges against Deontae Coney for second-degree assault after a non-fatal incident involving dinner patrons.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension shared a cautionary tale of elder fraud, where an 82-year-old woman was swindled out of $8,500 by a scammer impersonating her grandson in need of bail money.