Coon Rapids Police target phone use among drivers, backed by state funds, to tackle traffic incidents on Northdale Boulevard, incorporating new dynamic speed signs for safety.

The Duluth Police Department is seeking public help to locate Tarah Fichtner, 40, last seen downtown on March 19, in a black jacket and carrying a red backpack.

Minnesota legislative leaders urge the federal government to resume FEMA grants critical for public and disaster safety; funding pause threatens state preparedness.

Rice County lifts seasonal spring load restrictions on its highways and roads starting April 16, 2025, facilitating regular transportation for local businesses and residents.

Mankato police responded to a home invasion, releasing images of the suspect who stole electronics and other items. The public is urged to help identify the man.

Saint Paul launches the 2025 Neighborhood STAR program, offering financial grants for local businesses and projects that contribute to neighborhood vitality.

Coon Rapids offers discounted smart irrigation controllers to residents to save water and money, starting April 14, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Plymouth's Yard Waste Site reopens for residents to dispose of yard debris, with specific operating hours and accepted materials listed on the city's website.

Minnesota is considering a tax on social media companies for using user data, expecting to raise $334 million over four years and alleviate the state’s budget concerns without taxing Minnesotans.

Scott County, MN, invites bird enthusiasts to Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve for birdwatching on May 31, with equipment provided and discounts for groups.

CenterPoint Energy is actively upgrading natural gas infrastructure in East Harriet, causing temporary traffic disruption. Work includes relocating meters and connecting lines, with restoration to follow.

Minnesota State Patrol dispatcher John Hutchins reflects on his 40 years of experience as he approaches retirement, highlighting both the intense and peculiar aspects of the job.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department is offering competitive pay and benefits to attract experienced officers, highlighting career advancement, wellness, and access to modern equipment.