Maple Grove showcases its 5th graders' experience at JA BizTown, where students engage in a hands-on learning model simulating various professional and civic roles within a local economy.

Bloomington Police Department's annual "Holiday Helpers in Blue" event brings officers and volunteers together to support local families in need during the holiday season.

Minneapolis police saved an elderly woman's life after a neighbor noticed something amiss and called for help, leading officers to find her injured at home.

The St. Louis Park Police Department is addressing increased bike and package thefts with safety tips for residents on securing possessions and reporting suspicious activities.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments have reported a concerning rise in drivers not stopping for school buses, endangering children and facing penalties up to $1,000.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee's agenda for December 19, 2024, details key rezoning applications and business for review including a shift from local business to residential at 25 George Street E and a permit for Cinema Ballroom.

The National Weather Service predicts a harsh winter mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow in Minneapolis this weekend, posing hazardous travel conditions.

Maple Grove Community Center is hosting a donation drive for essential items benefiting CROSS Services, offering a discount on admission with each donation until Dec 15.

The City of Maple Grove, MN, used social media to raise domestic violence awareness, outlining signs of abuse and sharing resources such as hotlines and Maria's Voice for support.

Local agencies collaboratively conducted a rescue of crash victims on icy roads in Midway Township, with non-critical injuries reported. An efficient roping system was used for safe extractions up an embankment.

Chanhassen, Minnesota's government explains that consistent single-digit temperatures are needed before ice rinks can open, as current weather conditions affect the ice-preparation process.

Eden Prairie's Home Energy Squad helps residents reduce their energy bills by installing efficiency materials and assessing their heating and cooling systems for improvements.

Woodbury City Administrator Clint Gridley announced his retirement effective June 6, 2025, after over two decades of service and numerous city developments.