Minneapolis officers were praised for arresting a suspect involved in drug transactions at a known area for illicit activity, finding drugs, money, and an open robbery warrant.

Minneapolis will have sunny days with highs in the 70s leading up to Memorial Day, with a balmy 85 degrees on Saturday, calm winds, and a slight chance of showers by Monday night.

Plymouth invites residents to a community open house for the Station 73 TRIP project on May 29, offering info on the initiative and upcoming road closures.

Construction near Loring Park, including utility work on West 15th St. and Spruce Place, is finishing, with temporary restoration starting soon and full restoration in the coming weeks.

A judge halted President Trump's executive order to lay off 1,300 Department of Education employees, upholding a lawsuit against it as crucial federal duties were at stake.

Coon Rapids City Council recently took actions including a Poppy Days proclamation, a liquor license for July 4, infrastructure projects, and a resolution for federal funding to improve transportation.

First responders in Dakota County were recognized for their heroism, including life-saving actions by firefighters, police, dispatchers, and a lifeguard during various emergencies.

Ramsey County honors Memorial Day with a Fallen Comrade Table display, honoring fallen service members, POWs, and MIAs. The display, featuring symbolic items, is open until May 28th at the Ramsey County Courthouse.

Minneapolis residents will experience increasing temperatures, sun, and clouds during the week with potential light showers into Tuesday and a mostly sunny outlook ahead.

MnDOT is inviting Minneapolis residents to discuss Hwy 252/I-94 corridor changes through upcoming virtual and in-person meetings, with registration available online.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth addresses public safety and urban renewal, intending to revitalize downtown with improved safety measures, services, and community engagement.

CenterPoint Energy is replacing gas pipes in Fridley, affecting Rice Creek West Trail starting May 26 for a few weeks. Visit their website or contact Una O'Meara for more info.

Minneapolis leaders vow to continue police reform efforts despite the DOJ's move to dismiss the consent decree case and claim progress in reducing crime and increasing police recruitment.