Hennepin County Sheriff's Office offers a free virtual Opioid Education & Narcan Training class to the public.

Due to cold weather, the Carver Fire training in San Francisco TWP is postponed to January 25th. The Carver County Sheriff's Office announced the rescheduling on Facebook.

The Saint Paul Police Department's social media post showed their commitment to community service, featuring Chief Henry supporting a local resident with a car jump start, highlighting acts of everyday kindness of the police.

Apple Valley is encouraging residents to clear household waste to prevent hazards like fires and pests. The city offers resources and events for waste disposal and decluttering assistance.

Coon Rapids closed its warming houses due to severe cold but left outdoor rinks open. Residents are urged to dress warmly and stay updated on potential extended closures.

Minneapolis City Council supports May Day Café's transition to a worker cooperative with a $130,000 loan, reflecting a commitment to worker empowerment and community preservation.

St. Louis Park announced registration for spring and summer recreational programs begins Feb 26, including playground activities, sports leagues, and nature camps.

The City of Minneapolis is addressing human trafficking, stalking, and police reform, celebrating MLK Jr., providing a minimum wage increase, and engaging in community walk audits, while supporting immigrants and flu prevention.

Eden Prairie secures grant to install solar panels on a liquor store and announces the 2025 State of the City Luncheon. Police dispatcher Beth Sams retires after 34 years. City services adjust for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

The City of Mankato is hiring a Law Enforcement Technical Support Specialist to combat financial crimes through digital forensics and community safety efforts.

St. Louis Park, MN invites residents to their National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring student-led talks and a choral performance, emphasizing community and racial equity.

Coon Rapids Police expressed appreciation for community donations over $1,000 to their Police Explorers program following a grocery bagging fundraiser. The funds support the Explorers' competition in Rochester.

Beth Sams retires from the Eden Prairie Police Department after 34 years, having been a crucial part of establishing its 911 system and engaging in community outreach.