Burnsville is set to honor fallen Police Officers Paul Elmstrand, Matthew Ruge, and Firefighter/Paramedic Adam Finseth in a memorial service on February 28, 2024.

Eden Prairie celebrated Black History Month with its annual Words in Action Contest, showcasing local youth interpreting quotes from Black figures, concluding with winner announcements during a recent City Council meeting.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center expands accepted items, including makeup and plastic pouches, urging residents to be mindful of brand-specific recycling programs.

The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the life sentence without parole for Gregory Ulrich, who committed murder and attempted murders at the Allina Clinic in 2021.

The new Kaposia Library has opened in South St. Paul as part of the Dakota County Library system, offering modern amenities and serving as a community hub.

Plymouth to host annual Pie Day fundraiser for senior programs on March 14, featuring a variety of pies, ice cream, and live music by the Plymouth Rockers at the Community Center.

Plymouth, MN has decided to ramp up its charm offensive to tourists, appointing Katie Langland as the new destination marketing coordinator.

The article chronicles the life of John Cheatham, potentially Minneapolis's first Black firefighter, celebrating his contribution to the city's fire department during Black History Month.

Hennepin County is seeking a new Joint Community Police Partnership Liaison to enhance relations between the Brooklyn Park Police Department and the community.

The article recounts Green Chambers' journey from slavery to becoming a respected community member in Blaine, Minnesota, emphasizing his legacy during Black History Month.

Mankato Police and Fire departments added "Bit of Grace Sensory Emergency Kits" to their vehicles to aid communication with individuals facing challenges in high-tension situations.

Minneapolis seeks a consultant to implement climate initiatives with a focus on equity and trauma-informed care, integrating environmental justice into city policies.

Duluth residents are invited to comment on the Draft AUAR for the redevelopment of the former Central High School site, focusing on potential environmental impacts and preferred development scenarios.