The Plymouth Police Department shared a weekly update detailing their law enforcement activities, including 726 incidents, 17 arrests, 30 accidents, and 46 traffic stops, showcasing the variety of demands on officers.

The Bloomington Police Department in MN is offering a free meal from Outback Steak House to one community group for National Night Out on August 5, aiming to strengthen community relationships.

Motorists in Hennepin County, take note: beginning July 1, your commute around Hopkins Crossroad might be slightly more complicated...

Anissa Cope was fatally stabbed; the suspect Corddarro Cope was arrested and faces charges. The case is ongoing and the Duluth community mourns the loss.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota improved the Pre-Sidedress Nitrate Test to accurately guide farmers on corn nitrogen levels, aiming to optimize yields and reduce excess nitrogen use.

BNSF will close a section of Jefferson Highway in Maple Grove for maintenance, impacting commutes from July 14-18. Detour maps are available on the city website.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported numerous arrests for offenses like DWI, assault, and drug charges, as well as traffic violations and accidents.

Minneapolis partners with StoryCorps to collect residents' stories for a public archive, with a Monday deadline for submissions via an online platform.

The Saint Paul Police Department emphasizes safe and responsible use of fireworks, including cleaning up debris after celebrations, in a social media post and video.

Minneapolis weather will see a mix of sun, showers, and storms throughout the week with fluctuating chances of precipitation and warm temperatures, climaxing near 88 degrees on Independence Day.

Minneapolis launched the Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing Preservation Fund to help maintain affordable housing and prevent tenant displacement by partnering with housing providers and developers.

Blaine City Manager Michelle Wolfe, known for her resilience and customer service focus, is retiring in July after leading the city through the pandemic and securing major funding for Highway 65.

Eden Prairie is planning its annual Night to Unite event for August 5, with opportunities for police or fire department visits and food donations for charity.