Convicted felon Divaunte Kartrell Young sentenced to 180 months for illegal firearm possession and obstruction of justice after threatening a woman and attempting to bribe her.

Woodbury calls for residents to apply for city advisory commissions by Oct. 5, with various terms and two new advisory groups forming for long-term planning.

The Duluth Fire Department evacuated The Suites in Canal Park due to a chlorine gas leak, later allowing residents to return after containment and ventilation.

Woodbury's One Woodbury event on September 27 promotes diversity with performances, food trucks, and activities emphasizing cultural appreciation at Ojibway Park.

Plymouth plans a survey in September to gauge resident opinions on quality of life and city services, using mail and online methods for broad participation.

Minneapolis City Council has implemented measures supporting street vendors, including reduced permit costs and expanded vending locations, in response to safety and livability concerns.

Maple Grove Police reinstated the D.A.R.E program in schools, with Officers Smith and Slawson teaching kids life skills, decision-making, and drug resistance.

The Duluth Fire Department swiftly extinguished an early morning fire in a residential building, preventing injuries and highlighting the importance of working smoke alarms.

Mayors and Moms Demand Action met at the Minnesota State Capitol to call for assault weapon bans or the power for cities to enact their own gun laws, following a school shooting.

Minnetonka Fire Department launches Community Connect, a free tool for residents to share household information to aid first responders in emergencies.

Ramsey County Manager Ling Becker has proposed a budget for 2026-2027 focused on sustainability and resilience, with an increase in the property tax levy to cover critical investments in the workforce and key services.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes a mix of sun, showers, and possible thunderstorms with fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week and comfortable temperatures in the 60s.

Brooklyn Park is set to present the Northwest Growth Area Plan to the City Council, shaped by public input from events and online forums, with residents encouraged to give feedback before the plan proceeds to environmental review.