Burnsville held a vigil for three fallen public safety officers, warning against scam donation efforts while confirming official information would be provided on their website.

Minneapolis Police investigate a man's shooting death in a vacant building on Park Avenue, with no arrests made so far. Homicide detectives and forensic scientists are gathering evidence.

Missing 39-year-old Dontay Suddath was found safe after a community search in Bloomington following concerns due to his inadequate attire for the cold weather.

The Saint Paul Police Department commemorates the eleventh anniversary of Officer Josh Lynaugh's death, honoring his service and remembering his legacy.

Minnesota's Twin Cities, home to the largest Somali population in the US, recently highlighted the collaboration between their police chief and a Somali law enforcement official, emphasizing the importance of global policing ties.

St. Louis Park's 'Arrive + Thrive' initiative concludes its second phase, gathering community input on city gateway developments via pop-ups and surveys, with final recommendations anticipated in the coming months.

Minneapolis city offices close for Presidents Day, but emergency services remain open, garbage pickup continues, and parking meters in downtown are free. However, the South Transfer Station and Early Vote Center are closed.

The North Suburban Home Show, offering free entry, will take place at the Andover YMCA Community Center on March 9, featuring industry professionals, with attendees encouraged to donate to the ACBC Food Shelf.

Wright County is seeking nominations for the Farm Family of the Year to honor a family contributing significantly to agriculture and community life. Nominations are due by March 15.

The Metropolitan Council allocated 32 new housing vouchers across five suburban communities for low-income families, focusing on veterans and the homeless.

Maple Grove celebrates World Down Syndrome Day on March 21 by inviting residents to wear mismatched socks at the Community Center, symbolizing the uniqueness of people with Down syndrome.

Two Randolph PD detectives attend a servant leadership class, led by retired Captain Marsh, to improve community policing skills and later plan to buy Valentine's chocolates for their loved ones.

The Saint Paul Police Department hosted a Women's Leadership Conference with over 250 female officers to discuss leadership, valor, and the role of women in law enforcement.