Minneapolis Public Schools Announce Closure Due to Severe Cold Front, Sports and Board Meeting to Proceed
Minneapolis Public Schools closed on February 18 due to a severe cold front, prioritizing student safety amidst dangerous temperatures. Regular classes and programs were canceled, but high school sports and some activities persisted.
St. Louis Park Celebrates Black History Month with a Present-Day Twist, Honoring Local Luminaries Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens and Officer Maurice Smith Jr.
St. Louis Park celebrates Black History Month, featuring local figures like educator Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens and Officer Maurice Smith Jr., who embody the city's connection between history and today's community.
Mankato Celebrates National School Resource Officer Day, Honors Local SROs for Their Role in School Safety and Student Mentorship
National School Resource Officer Day honors campus officers like Wilkins and Mohr for ensuring safety and fostering positive student relationships, as celebrated by Mankato Police and Fire.
Minneapolis Rallies for Justice in Memory of Indigenous Woman as City Council Calls for Police Review
Minneapolis community seeks justice for the death of Indigenous woman Allison Lussier, prompting a city council-requested police review and a march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous individuals.
Coon Rapids Expands Support Services with Monthly Social Worker Sessions at Anoka County Library
Coon Rapids offers support for various needs through social worker Lori Halbur, with sessions at Anoka County Library. Services for mental health, food, housing, and more, are available monthly with no appointment necessary.
Minneapolis Police Department Highlights Community Service Officers' Stories to Inspire and Recruit
Minneapolis Police Department promotes its CSO program through social media, highlighting personal stories and benefits like free tuition and paid training, aiming to humanize CSOs and recruit new members.












