Coon Rapids Police Department increases vigilance against shoplifting during the holidays, promising to prosecute offenders to ensure a safe shopping experience.

Two fatal shootings occurred in Minneapolis on Wednesday, resulting in the deaths of a man and a woman in separate incidents that are not believed to be connected. Police are investigating and have called for community assistance.

St. Louis Park's Parks and Rec Department opens registrations for their January-March activities, with programs for all ages accessible online or in their mail catalog.

Apple Valley, MN bans virtual currency kiosks citing fraud and cybercrime, requiring removal by 2026 after a 99% increase in related complaints according to the FBI's IC3.

Coon Rapids encourages residents to participate in the 'Season of Giving' collection drive, donating items to local organizations for those in need until December 15.

Federal immigration enforcement tactics in Burnsville, MN, have sparked tension, with reports of agents detaining parents and leaving children unattended, criticized by Senator Lindsay Port.

Kueber Coffee Minnesota, LLC is planning to open a new drive-thru coffee stand in Coon Rapids and will undergo a public hearing about it on December 18, 2025.

St. Louis Park is hosting "Walk the Park," a series of free community walking events, starting on Dec. 13 at the local middle school, aimed at promoting health and neighborliness.

Wright County prepares for challenging weather with plow drivers ready for snow and freezing rain affecting today's commute and possibly into Wednesday morning.

Wright County deputies and local children partook in the "Shop with a Cop" event, fostering community ties through a shared shopping experience during the festive season.

Youth from Carver County recognized for alerting authorities to an impaired driver, leading to an arrest and receiving accolades from the local sheriff's office.

Minneapolis is considering a new ordinance to prevent city resources from aiding federal immigration enforcement, with a public hearing scheduled by Council Members.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board invites residents to a public hearing on the final concept for Todd Park upgrades, set for 2026-2027, highlighting city's commitment to park revitalization.