The City of Saint Paul promotes its diverse food scene on social media to World Juniors attendees, inviting them to enjoy global cuisine near the Grand Casino Arena.

Snowplow crews worked tirelessly to clear city streets amid heavy snowfall, with residents reminded to follow winter parking rules and keep streets clear for plowing.

Minnesota issues a warning due to severe winter weather, closing parts of Interstate 35 and deploying the National Guard; residents advised to stay indoors.

A student graduated from the HOPE Program's GED course in Hennepin County, celebrated with support from the Sheriff's Office and reflected on the importance of education in rehabilitation.

Minneapolis codified an order into its ordinance to prevent ICE from using city properties for operations, aiming to separate MPD from federal immigration enforcement while ensuring public safety.

Minnesota Court of Appeals upholds Corey Young's 27.5-year sentence for the 2022 murder of Xzavier Aubid-St. Clair.

Pastor Jim Bzoskie, a cherished spiritual guide in Hastings, passed away, leaving a legacy of volunteer work, including serving as a chaplain for 47 years.

A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a shooting near Farmington on Christmas Eve; authorities are investigating a possible murder-suicide while stating there's no public threat.

A Minneapolis man, Elliot Samuels Vaughn, faces charges including assault after allegedly pointing a gun at police, who shot him in the leg during a car theft incident.

Anoka County invites public comments on its updated Hazard Mitigation Plan via their Facebook page, with a deadline for feedback set for the last Friday of December.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored veterans and fallen officers with a wreath-laying at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, as part of Wreaths Across America.

A suspected drunk driver drove their car onto a Bloomington golf course, getting stuck in a sand trap. The local police used social media to share the incident and caution against drunk driving.

Minneapolis Police remind residents to use 911 for emergencies and 311 for non-urgent issues during New Year's celebrations to avoid overloading the system.