Police chased two Kias linked to an armed robbery in Minneapolis, ending in a collision. Three teens were arrested, and a gun was found. The incident may be connected to recent city robberies.

The Bloomington Police Department celebrated Valentine's Day by hosting a community-focused event with storytime for kids and receiving treats from local students, sharing their joy on Facebook.

Minnesota introduces a special MMIR license plate to honor missing and murdered Indigenous people and raise awareness, also requiring an annual donation for ongoing justice efforts.

Sheriff Sean Deringer defended School Resource Officers before the state committee, citing their importance in school safety and handling various incidents, despite a bill limiting SRO powers.

The Minnetonka City Council approved new labor agreements and reviewed the 2023 Strategic Profile report, while two development projects were rejected due to environmental concerns and zoning issues.

Anoka County introduces a SAMHSA video guide on creating a personal safety plan for mental health crises, including coping strategies and the #988Lifeline, emphasizing self-help and support networks.

Brooklyn Park invites public feedback on the updated Alternative Urban Areawide Review for the NorthPark Business Center expansion until February 28, 2024.

Sgt. Ryan Piper, a Minnetonka Police Department veteran, passed away after a battle with cancer. He served the community since 1999 in varied roles, including detective sergeant.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts variable conditions with cloudy skies, occasional snow, and gusty winds this week, with temperatures fluctuating and a partly sunny Washington's Birthday anticipated.

The Minnesota Supreme Court canceled a recall vote against Columbia Heights council member KT Jacobs, following legal disputes over the validity of recall efforts linked to her alleged racial insensitivity.

Maple Grove Police and Fire Departments held their first Public Safety Awards Ceremony, honoring 14 officers and one resident for their bravery and service.

The city of Brooklyn Park promotes the recycling of batteries on National Battery Day by asking residents to dispose of them properly to prevent environmental hazards and fires.

Coon Rapids Police and Fire Departments offer a safety class for kids aged 8-12 about being home alone, addressing emergencies, first aid, and decision-making.