Brooklyn Park Police warn of thefts during Facebook Marketplace transactions, advising use of exchange zones at precincts after two PlayStation sale robberies.

The Bloomington Police Department successfully used social media to locate a missing man with dementia, Kenneth Kipa, who was found and safely returned to his family.

Two storage facilities in Morrison County were burglarized; about 15 units were hit, with law enforcement suspecting at least three people involved. The Sheriff's office is investigating.

Minneapolis Police arrested a suspect with a warrant for 2nd degree murder, following surveillance and a coordinated effort between the department's CRT and FED teams.

Duluth Police issued a safety notice for the release of Arthur Vernon, 71, a sex offender with a past of abusing adults and children. He will live on Grand Avenue starting May 22, 2025.

A standoff in Montrose ended peacefully with a suspect's arrest, no injuries, and ongoing investigations, according to the Wright County Sheriff's Office.

Brooklyn Park police investigated reports of gunfire on Regent Ave, finding shell casings but no injuries. Authorities seek to ensure safety and apprehend those involved.

The Coon Rapids City Council recognized National Public Works Week, approved community support contracts, housing initiatives, road maintenance projects, and fiscal measures, including bond sales and a grant for environmental stewardship.

The Burnsville Police are seeking help in a death investigation from May 3, 2025, at Interlachen Park, asking witnesses or those with relevant security camera footage to come forward.

The Minnesota Senate approved Human Services Budget and Policy bills with a 35-32 vote, emphasizing support for essential services and a balanced budget approach.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara reported on progress in several shootings, including arrests and charges in six homicide cases related to three incidents.

The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a DWI bill reform following a fatal crash, extending the lookback period for offenses to 20 years and updating ignition interlock program requirements.

Burnsville police responded to a fatal stabbing of a 32-year-old woman, suspect arrested by Lakeville Police; the community is reassured as the investigation continues.