The Duluth Police Department has informed the public about the release of high-risk offender Casimir Robert Krithers and emphasized community safety and awareness.

Minneapolis is forecasted to experience frigid temperatures with highs around 9°F, wind chills as low as -12°F, and light winds offering little relief.

Jason Chavez of Minneapolis Ward 9 reports a security firm and Border Patrol agents have partially withdrawn from the area, emphasizing the need for vigilance to support immigrants amidst ongoing ICE activities.

Coon Rapids seeks nominations for its annual Sustainability Awards to honor local environmental contributions. Nominations are accepted via email until February 28.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department promotes Identity Theft Awareness Week, advocating for stronger passwords, two-factor authentication, and vigilance against phishing.

The Plymouth Police Department shared a report detailing their 824 incidents, 18 arrests, 13 criminal complaints, 35 auto accidents, 82 traffic stops, and 46 mental health checks from January 18-24, 2026.

Bloomington City Council to hold a public listening session on immigration enforcement, inviting residents to share their perspectives at the Civic Plaza.

Officer Carlson joined the Coon Rapids Police C.O.P.P.S unit in 2023, bringing experience from Lino Lakes PD, a focus on community engagement, and a passion for various hobbies and safety.

AASD/DSD updates include a review process for disability waivers, EIDBI provisional licensing, Project ECHO training sessions, and an EW webinar on high-needs budget exceptions.

The 34th Annual Real Estate Forum in Brooklyn Park will offer deep dives into local real estate, networking, and continuing education credits on March 5, 2026.

A man was arrested for 3rd-degree assault after a woman was severely injured at Autumn Ridge Apartments in Brooklyn Park, prompting a major police response and investigation.

A class‑action complaint says DHS and ICE prevented confidential attorney communications at the Whipple Federal Building and rushed transfers that undercut detainees’ defenses.

Senator John Marty condemned over 60 Minnesota CEOs for their response to ICE actions, equating their efforts to racial targeting and constitutional violations, and urged them to act against ICE aggressions in the community.