The Mankato Department of Public Safety confirms it does not engage in federal immigration enforcement, focusing instead on local public safety and order.

Minneapolis anticipates varied weather, from cloudy skies to potential snow, with changing temperatures and wind conditions according to the National Weather Service.

St. Louis Park plans public hearing for a proposed 33-unit apartment building by Sela Investments, including a variance for reduced setbacks for underground parking.

Wright County Sheriff Sean Deringer announced he will not seek a third term and plans to retire, encouraging his Chief Deputy to run for the position.

The Mary Ann Young Center offers a Tech Lab to help seniors learn technology, with registration-required appointments on January 26, February 9, and February 23.

Blaine City Council invites public input on Thumos LLC's proposed fitness center permit application, with a hearing scheduled for January 21, 2026, at 7PM at City Hall.

Blaine residents in manufactured homes can get free heat tape installations against frozen pipes, offered by the city's Economic Development authority. Applications are open until January 16, 2026.

Plymouth is hosting a Winter Maintenance Open House to showcase its snow and ice removal practices and promote environmental awareness during Winter Salt Awareness Week.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot dead Thursday night, with no arrests yet as they seek public assistance for leads.

Minneapolis weather forecast suggests varied conditions with potential snow, shifting clouds, and temperature changes. Chances of snow and wind gusts are expected, with clearer skies and warmer temperatures to follow.

Minnesota's DCYF has issued guidance clarifying county agencies' responsibilities for American Indian children under Tribal court jurisdiction, affirming the Indian Child Welfare Act and outlining financial obligations for child services.

Eden Prairie resident Sundari Saengdara saved her boyfriend's life using CPR and an AED during a pickleball game after he collapsed from a heart condition.

The Saint Paul Library Board will discuss forgiving pre-2024 debts, fostering partnerships with The Friends group, and examining the Rondo Library status.