Deputy Jeff Fox retired from the Wright County Sheriff's Office after a 31-year career serving in various roles, leaving a legacy of community safety and dedication.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office received a donation of dog treats for their K9 unit from Danielle Walock and her family, who were thanked with a private demo by K9 Grizz.

Melanie Rucker has been named interim Minneapolis fire chief and is the first Black woman to lead the department; she says she will prioritize continuity, safety and mentorship.

Metro Transit wants to make express rides $3, raise microtransit fares to $4 and roll out 2027 fare caps; a 60‑day comment period and hearings are scheduled this spring.

Saint Paul Police Department declared that routine traffic stops will only be conducted using marked vehicles to improve transparency and trust with the public.

Minneapolis is experiencing an increase in auto thefts during the winter, with many cases involving cars left running or with keys inside. Local police urge residents to take keys, use wheel locks, and report stolen vehicles promptly.

A late-night demonstration at the Home2 Suites on University Avenue ended after state and federal officers moved in and chemical irritants were used.

The MPRB has closed its ice rink warming houses and canceled permitted events after 5 pm today due to safety concerns; exceptions include certain arenas and an ongoing hockey championship.

Minnesota's Rochester DFL delegation condemns an ICE fatal shooting in Minneapolis, demanding an end to "ICE terror" and accountability for civil rights abuses.

The Minneapolis area faces cold temperatures with a chance of snow flurries and low wind chill, with a Cold Weather Advisory warning of frostbite risks.

St. Louis Park is offering internships in engineering, GIS, HR, natural resources, environmental education, and recreation for students and recent graduates, with applications due by February 15.

Minneapolis Council Member Pearll Warren communicated with Ward 5 residents, discussing immigration, winter operations, and community support, ensuring access to crucial resources and services.

February at the Senior Center involves elections, Valentine's events, a wine club meeting, and a historical tour, with accompanying registration details and costs.