The St. Louis Park Police Department is offering summer internships in community outreach, crime analysis, and records, with applications due March 1.

Minneapolis officials report negative impacts from the presence of federal agents in the city, citing issues of trust in local police and community safety.

Columbia Heights' Golden Nuts is opening a third location at Mall of America, bringing its knafeh and viral Dubai chocolate from the neighborhood to the mega-mall.

Minneapolis is experiencing a deep freeze with forecasts indicating continued extreme cold with wind chills as low as -35 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions against the severe conditions.

The Eden Prairie Police Department offers tips to secure homes during vacation, such as not advertising absence on social media, securing doors and windows, and using lights and timers. Neighbors' vigilance and concealing valuables are also advised.

Owner Dave Hoops announced Hoops Brewing in Canal Park will close on Feb. 23. The brewer thanked staff and patrons and invited the community to the taproom’s final month.

Coon Rapids closed warming houses and ice rinks on January 22-23 due to extreme cold, prioritizing public safety. They plan to reopen on January 24, weather permitting.

Minnesota's Precinct Caucus Night is set for Feb. 3, with a Caucus Finder tool available for location details. The caucuses help endorse candidates, set agendas, and choose delegates.

Minneapolis officials report an increase in immigration enforcement activities in South Minneapolis, with Council Member Jason Chavez alerting the community and calling for collaboration and observation.

Columbia Heights officials say ICE detained four students, including a 5‑ and 10‑year‑old who were moved to Texas detention centers. The district is pressing for answers as attendance drops.

The Blaine Police Department's "Heroes and Helpers" event supported 70 students by partnering with local heroes for a $250 family gift shopping experience at Target.

A Minnesota federal prison nurse received a six-month sentence for lying about an intimate relationship with an inmate, leading to additional supervised release.

Founders of St. Paul nonprofit Koom Recovery were arrested after police say a traffic stop turned up about three pounds of meth. Both face first‑degree felony counts and have hearings scheduled.