Climbing coach Lucas Kramer received a 78-month prison term for possessing child pornography after a law enforcement investigation linked him to explicit material online.

Scott County Sheriff's Office received a new drone funded by Rotary International and local clubs to improve public safety and law enforcement efficiency.

Brooklyn Park's Youth Chief’s Multicultural Advisory Team participated in scenario-based training to understand the intricacies of routine traffic stops.

Minneapolis police arrested two wanted individuals in a car containing drugs and a handgun after a routine check; the officers likely prevented a dangerous incident.

Minnesota CDL holders must now provide proof of domicile and residency to renew licenses, per a new Department of Public Safety requirement aligned with federal regulations.

The Coon Rapids City Council approved infrastructure upgrades, fiscal changes, and public safety initiatives, including the ICWC program, demolition of the old Foley water tower, and support for a human trafficking task force.

Wright County 4-H is hosting a summer activity open house on April 21 at the Wright County Government Center to showcase diverse programs from day camps to shooting sports.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing for a proposed amendment to repurpose an industrial site into an indoor recreation space at 900 W 80th Street. Public engagement is encouraged through multiple participation methods.

Minnetonka's annual tree and shrub sale returns, offering residents discounted greenery to enhance the city's tree canopy. Special presales for areas lacking trees begin May 5, with the general sale on May 12, exclusively for local property planting.

An individual was arrested for drug dealing in Minneapolis after being monitored through surveillance cameras; a stolen firearm and drugs were recovered.

A 34-year-old man, Dennis Vosika, was killed in a stabbing at a Mankato convenience store, with suspect Michael Miller arrested for 2nd degree murder.

The Minnesota Senate is considering a bill to create grants for developing educational materials that represent underrepresented cultures in school curricula.

Anoka County invites Fridley locals to an open house discussing the 44th Avenue NE road work and bridge project, with an emphasis on improved connectivity and infrastructure maintenance.