One man was injured in a non-fatal shooting on 65th Avenue North and was hospitalized. The shooter is unknown, and the police investigation continues.

Ramsey County named November 19, 2024, as Commissioner Nicole Joy Frethem Day, acknowledging her impactful service and initiatives, including the Wayfinder program.

The article reports a study linking legalized sports betting to a rise in domestic violence, with Minnesota senators urging legislative scrutiny of its societal impact.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released their monthly newsletter, covering staff efforts, community safety operations, and their award-winning BBQ team, while also seeking community engagement.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of citizens from its annual Citizen Academy, aiming to foster transparency and trust between the community and law enforcement.

The Saint Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority discussed budget amendments for Tax Increment Financing Plans, the Small-Scale Development Strategy, and assistance programs to enhance housing and development.

The Coon Rapids Police seek help to find Adam Metz, missing since October 10 and possibly homeless. He's 5'10" and 310 lbs, with brown hair and eyes. Public assistance is vital. Call 763-427-1212 with information.

Police safely resolved a 3-hour standoff in Mankato, where a male suspect, now charged with domestic assault and child endangerment, had barricaded himself with two children after injuring a woman.

Minneapolis is facing a week of rain and snow, with forecasts predicting wet and windy conditions starting with rain today, moving into rain and potential snow later in the week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Coon Rapids Police Department promotes support sessions with a social worker to aid residents with various challenges including mental health and housing insecurity, emphasizing holistic community support.

Shots fired at Tantrum Nightclub in Minneapolis resulted in non-fatal injuries, with police responding quickly due to their safety plan, as they investigate the incident and seek public assistance.

Mankato's Public Safety Center hosts a Toys for Tots donation bin for children in need this holiday season, accepting new, unwrapped gifts until December 13.

Mankato Police and Fire departments publish their October call logs online, offering public insight into emergency service operations and promoting transparency and community awareness.