Wright County Sheriff's Office made numerous arrests for various offenses including driving infractions, drug possession, and domestic assault. Traffic enforcement and public safety were also notable focuses.

Minneapolis to have sunny skies and 80°F today, but rain and thunderstorms are expected later tonight through Thursday. The weekend may see partly sunny skies and a high near 90°F on Saturday.

Hwy 10 will be closed both directions between Armstrong Blvd. and Sunfish Lake Blvd. on June 22-23 from 10 p.m. to 4:45 a.m. for bridge beam installation.

The Minneapolis Police Department educated the public on social media about identifying actual officers to improve safety and trust within the community.

A lost Great Dane was found in Mankato, Minnesota and is temporarily housed at the city’s impound facility. The dog has an AirTag but no microchip. Officials urge the community to help reunite the dog with its owner.

A Level II Minnesota Sex Offender has moved to the 600 block of Victoria Street South in St. Paul, prompting a community awareness notice to maintain public safety.

Bloomington prepares for a Juneteenth event with performances, food, and educational activities at Valley View Middle School, featuring a walking museum and live entertainment.

The Minneapolis Police Department celebrated the promotions of several officers, including Deputy Chief Emily Olson and Inspector James Novak, highlighting their dedication and experience.

Tourtellotte Pool in Mankato will be closed June 20-22 for a swim meet, with normal hours resuming June 23. Residents can visit other local water spots.

The City of Coon Rapids is hiring a full-time IT Technician, as announced on their Facebook page, to handle PC support, network administration, and various IT projects.

Coon Rapids High School's All-Class Reunion scheduled for July 2, coinciding with the 4th of July celebrations, promises nostalgia and community bonding for alumni.

MPRB maintains increased security protocols at Boom Island Park after a shooting incident, with vehicle restrictions post-9 pm, but allowing pedestrian access.

Apple Valley introduces lawn watering restrictions to conserve water during the summer, with exemptions for certain activities and newly planted vegetation.