The Wright County Sheriff's Office released a report enumerating arrests made for theft, DWI, drug sales, and domestic assault, illustrating ongoing law enforcement efforts.

Coon Rapids, MN, invites students in grades 5-12 to design the official Snowflake Days button, with winners receiving cash prizes and city-wide recognition.

The Morrison County Sheriff's Office reported a motorcycle accident involving Christian Ramiro, who was later linked to a vehicle theft and police pursuit before his arrest.

Bloomington is hosting a Civics Bee championship for middle school students, which will take place in the Civic Plaza Council Chambers on February 4, involving a partnership with local organizations.

Blaine Police officers acted as "celebrity waiters" at The Ball Park to support Special Olympics Minnesota, with donations given during their "Tip-A-Cop" event on December 29.

Dakota County reminds residents on social media to properly dispose of holiday cards and envelopes, noting that items with glitter, metal, or ribbons are not recyclable.

The Soul apartments in Saint Paul offer affordable housing, with units aligned with 30%-60% of area median income. Its location and focus on community and sustainability aim to alleviate housing insecurity.

The Minneapolis PD and Behavioral Crisis Response team successfully worked together to save a man from self-strangulation after a family-initiated call.

Blaine City offices will be closed on New Year's Day, January 1, 2025, and will resume regular hours on January 2. The city informed residents via Facebook about the holiday closure.

The article discusses the importance of maintaining home heating systems during winter for safety and efficiency and explains relevant safety regulations and resources for assistance.

Wabasha Police seek owner of lost male terrier found near Gambia and 6th St W, asking public for help on Facebook.

Leah Palmer is appointed as the new director of the ECN division in Minnesota, promising to enhance the state's 911 system with her extensive public safety experience.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center invites locals to recycle old holiday lights instead of trashing them, offering responsible disposal and environmental benefits.