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.

Ramsey County launched the Call4All initiative to tackle the domestic violence crisis and offer comprehensive support to victims/survivors through partner organizations, enhanced training, and accessible resources.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's Zoning Committee will discuss a conditional use permit and a rezoning proposal, both of which could significantly affect the city's development.

Saint Paul's Housing & Redevelopment Authority is discussing parking agreements, property sales, and redevelopment projects to shape the city's future, as seen in a recent agenda.

Minneapolis Police recruit officer Amara Kanneh has passed away unexpectedly. Chief O’Hara expressed deep sorrow and highlighted Kanneh's character. The department is providing support to those affected by the loss.

The Mary Ann Young Center is hosting festive music events in December, including performances by the Genesis Ringers and Silver Ukes, featuring a visit from Santa Claus.

The City of Bloomington and Bloomington Public Schools are hosting an Early Childhood Expo on April 11, inviting organizations involved in early education and family services to exhibit. Registration is open until February 6.

Senator Foung Hawj condemns President Trump's rhetoric against Somalis in Minnesota, denouncing it as racist and xenophobic, and expressing solidarity with the Somali community.