Minneapolis police's welfare check led to the discovery of guns and drugs in a man's car; the suspect was arrested for possession without a permit and previous felony convictions.

Coon Rapids Arts Commission invites photographers to enter the "Amazing Coon Rapids Animals" photo contest by Sept. 12, with cash prizes and separate youth and adult categories.

Plymouth unveils The Meadows Playfield, a new park with a cricket pitch and other amenities. Upcoming events include Night to Unite, Beaches, Bands and Brews, a Fleetwood Mac tribute, and Kids Fest, fostering community spirit.

Ramsey County invests $18.4 million in affordable housing to increase and preserve over 1,400 units, focusing on economic mobility and community well-being.

A new Temporary Emergency Overnight Shelter opens in Mankato to offer refuge from summer heat, with help from Connections Shelter, Partners for Housing, and local organizations. The shelter can host 40 people nightly until August's end.

Maple Grove Police officers completed a Canine and Feline CPR & First Aid course, expanding their ability to serve the community by providing emergency care to pets.

Missing 16-year-old Lily Flippin, also known as Phoenyx, has been located according to the Bloomington Police Department. They thanked the public for their assistance.

The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis reopened ahead of schedule, delighting locals and officials who celebrated the early completion of its preservation. A brief closure is planned for an August fireworks event.

Gunfire erupted in Brooklyn Park, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating the incident and have asked the public for any relevant information.

The deaths of two Pierz, MN residents have been ruled a murder/suicide by authorities, with ongoing investigations by local law enforcement and the BCA.

Gunfire between vehicles on Highway 101 in Otsego triggered a police response, with evidence confirming the shots and an ongoing search for a dark sedan. No injuries were reported.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engages in community outreach activities, including a charity golf tournament, promoting literacy with Story Time, and appearing at local events like rodeos and parades.

The Burnsville Police Department's appeal helped find Brian Roesler, a missing 60-year-old with a brain injury, safe and quickly, with thanks extended to the community.