A jury convicted an Apple Valley man in the March Bloomington hit-and-run that killed Alexif Galvan. Sentencing is set for Feb. 24, 2026.

A man was shot and later died Sunday night near Andrews Pointe Townhomes in Burnsville; police say the investigation is active and there is no known public threat.

Blackbird Revolt in Minneapolis celebrates nearly a decade of combining art and activism at their anniversary event, featuring music, food, and art activities.

Federal Education and HHS officials have referred Minnesota’s transgender‑athlete dispute to the Justice Department, escalating a Title IX fight that could put federal funding at risk.

City Hall's new addition is progressing with interior and exterior developments, including office spaces and community rooms, aiming for phase one completion by September 2026.

Washington County offers a support event at First Presbyterian Church of Stillwater to provide essentials and resources to residents in need, including warm meals, haircuts, clothing, and housing information.

A St. Paul man was hospitalized after a crash outside McDonough Recreation Center; his wife says an ICE pursuit caused the collision. Authorities are investigating.

Anoka County's "Employer of the Day" hiring event in Blaine, MN, on February 4th offers a range of positions with competitive salaries up to $120,000/year.

Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul was evacuated after an unsubstantiated threat. Police swept the building and later allowed re‑entry.

The Coon Rapids Passport Center is temporarily closing for construction, prompting a relocation of services to the Anoka County Government Center by appointment only.

Ramsey County Board Chair Rafael Ortega has expressed condolences following the loss of two community members, underlining the need for transparent investigations and advocating for constitutional rights and public accountability.

Maple Grove police cleared a protest at the SpringHill Suites in Arbor Lakes after objects were thrown and arrests were made.

Ramsey is hiring an Engineering Technician II with a salary of $33.50 to $41.88/hr, requiring field and office work, CAD skills, and a valid license. Benefits included; apply by February 16, 2026.