Minneapolis experienced a rainy Christmas Day as the National Weather Service's forecast of a 100% chance of precipitation proved accurate, with rain and gusty winds replacing the typical snowy scenery.

Jayden Lee Kline, 18, was shot near her home in Anoka County, leaving the community heartbroken. A 17-year-old boy was detained but not charged, with details of the incident still under investigation.

Former Minneapolis officer Tyler Timberlake sues the MPD and Chief O'Hara for defamation and wrongful termination, alleging he was improperly fired after his acquittal in a 2020 Virginia excessive force case.

Minnetonka Police Department appoints an officer focused on DWI prevention, backed by a safety grant to enhance traffic enforcement and reduce road fatalities.

COVID cases are rising in Minnesota, with the new JN.1 variant accounting for 20% of cases. Wastewater data from St. Cloud and Fergus Falls shows a 120% increase in virus levels.

U.S. Bank Stadium is set to receive a $1.3 million turf upgrade for a safer playing surface, after players Justin Jefferson and Travis Kelce suffered injuries on the current turf.

Authorities in Fridley, MN, are conducting a death investigation after responding to a call on the 4500 block of 3rd Street NE, with few details disclosed.

MnDOT's 2023 Annual Report highlights innovation in safety, equity, and climate responsiveness, including optimized transport data and rust-resistant bridge materials.

A SWAT team detained four adults without incident while executing a high-risk search warrant in a Minneapolis neighborhood, as part of an ongoing investigation.

Jordan James Smith received a 130-month prison sentence for a string of violent carjackings, with three years supervised release and a restitution payment ordered.

Minneapolis city leaders are participating in Kwanzaa celebrations for the first time, with a video series highlighting the holiday's seven principles.

Minneapolis is set for damp weather, with fog, drizzle, and mild temperatures predicted, leading to a wet run-up to Christmas and potential rain-snow mix following the holiday.

A Brooklyn Park man pleaded guilty to mail fraud for his role in a romance scam that defrauded over $2 million from victims, mostly elderly, involving fake online personas.