Plymouth announces its first STEMtacular Saturday event on November 8, offering educational activities related to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math for families.

Daniel Johnson of Grasston was sentenced to 14.5 years for child pornography involving minors under 14, following cyber tips and a prior criminal sexual conduct conviction.

A deputy and K9 from HCSO survived a drunk driving collision; the perpetrator was caught and faces charges, while the deputy and dog received medical checks.

Minneapolis is forecasted to have sunny days with mild temperatures, with a high of 64 degrees today and clear nights ahead. Light rain is possible over the weekend.

Burnsville's educational session on October 16 aims to combat the opioid crisis by teaching residents to recognize overdose signs, understand emergency responses, and take action during crises.

Maple Grove Fire-Rescue Department teams up with NFPA for Fire Prevention Week, focusing on lithium-ion battery safety through a community education campaign.

The Mankato Department of Public Safety is seeking a hit-and-run suspect; a non-life-threatening injury occurred. They've released vehicle photos and request public assistance.

Brooklyn Park's Recycling Week is from Oct 6-10, with a Special Materials Drop-Off Day on Oct 11 for items like mattresses and electronics, plus free paper shredding services.

Senator Nick Frentz criticizes the DOE for retracting a $464 million investment aimed at modernizing Minnesota's energy grid, which could raise energy costs and reduce reliability.

Engage in a guided forest bathing event at Cleary Lake Regional Park on October 17, led by ANFT-certified guide David Motzenbecker. Reservations required by October 15. Call 763-559-6700 to book.

A suspected burglar in Minneapolis was caught after a security guard spotted him; the police thanked community partners for their assistance in the apprehension and recovery of a stolen camera.

Morrison County reminds property owners of the October 15, 2025, real estate tax payment deadline, providing various payment options including in-person, drop box, mail, and electronic methods.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's Zoning Committee is set to discuss new developments, including an outdoor trade school and a rental hall, inviting public input on the projects.