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.

The Minneapolis Police Department recovered a stolen vehicle and shared tips for theft prevention, emphasizing the importance of not leaving cars unattended and recommending the use of steering wheel locks and tracking devices.

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.

Extreme cold with wind chills down to -40°F hits the Twin Cities, with safety advisories urging protection against frostbite and checking on vulnerable individuals.

Fire crews responded to a house fire on 81st Ave, with a second alarm triggering support from neighboring departments. The blaze was contained in 30 minutes; no residents were injured, one firefighter was evaluated on-site.

Plymouth reaffirms support for Public Safety Director Erik Fadden amidst a no-confidence vote from police unions, acknowledging broader law enforcement challenges such as recruitment and retention.

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.

A woman in Minneapolis has been charged with providing her son, a juvenile with felony charges, with a firearm, highlighting juvenile crime issues in the city.

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.

A Brooklyn Park homeowner was robbed by a male suspect after letting him into their home; the victim was hospitalized, and the suspect remains at large.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and the Minneapolis Parks Foundation established an endowment for the long-term care of the city's green spaces, historical sites, and trails.

Minnesota senators reach bipartisan deal to operate during a 33-33 Senate split, ensuring shared power and stable operations until a special election.