The Bloomington Police Department requests public help in locating a missing 29-year-old man, Grant, who left his home on August 6th and hasn't been seen since.

Police resolved an active incident on the 5300 block of Highpoint Terrace, detaining an individual without community danger, but details remain scant.

Two formerly loose huskies in Brooklyn Park have been captured and quarantined; their aggressive behavior led to an officer firing a weapon but no injuries occurred.

Duluth officials cleared Priley Circle encampments, citing health and safety concerns, resulting in two arrests for obstruction. Efforts were made to connect displaced individuals with resources.

The Minneapolis PD's Operation Safe Summer III led to 45 firearms, narcotics, and cash seizures, with Chief O'Hara highlighting the collaborative effort and increased arrests.

A Rochester man, Liban Abdikadar Abdullahi, is indicted for illegal firearm possession and fentanyl trafficking, with the U.S. Attorney's Office announcing the charges.

Brooklyn Park police investigated a late-night shooting where evidence and a firearm were found, but no victims or injuries were reported. Public assistance is sought.

Eric Phillip Allen was arrested in Minneapolis for producing child pornography at a childcare center; evidence was found at his home. He's in jail on probable cause as investigations continue.

The City of Blaine was scammed and delayed public disclosure due to a Federal investigation. Arrests were made, and over $700,000 was recovered. The city improved financial defenses post-incident.

The Maple Grove Police Department introduced an online system for reporting minor, non-violent crimes to improve efficiency and accessibility for the community.

Two husky mix dogs, Anika and Sequoia, that were involved in aggressive incidents in a local area have been found and contained following a community-wide search effort.

Fifteen people were indicted for roles in a major drug trafficking operation distributing methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl in the Twin Cities, headed by Clinton Ward.

A man from Eden Prairie has been convicted of fraudulently obtaining over $2 million through COVID relief programs by using false identities and documents.