Officer Tyler Leibfried of the Duluth Police is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, having avoided charges by the BCA; the DPD's internal inquiry continues.

St. Louis Park's Parks and Rec Department opens registrations for their January-March activities, with programs for all ages accessible online or in their mail catalog.

The City of Minneapolis informed residents about legal support for immigrants and refugees, emphasizing the MPD's non-cooperation with ICE on civil immigration enforcement and highlighting available resources and legal clinics.

Apple Valley, MN bans virtual currency kiosks citing fraud and cybercrime, requiring removal by 2026 after a 99% increase in related complaints according to the FBI's IC3.

Coon Rapids encourages residents to participate in the 'Season of Giving' collection drive, donating items to local organizations for those in need until December 15.

Anoka County board meeting highlighted Andrew Dykstra's awards, infrastructure projects, policing contracts for 2026, Highway 47 improvements, and a tax levy increase aimed at fiscal stability.

Roberto Carlos Munoz-Guatemala was found guilty of assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon by a U.S. District Court jury after a three-day trial.

The Intergovernmental Center in Mankato will have new hours, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., starting January 5, 2026; 311 services are available until 5:15 p.m. Residents may use online services or emergency contacts outside these hours.

Federal immigration enforcement tactics in Burnsville, MN, have sparked tension, with reports of agents detaining parents and leaving children unattended, criticized by Senator Lindsay Port.

Kueber Coffee Minnesota, LLC is planning to open a new drive-thru coffee stand in Coon Rapids and will undergo a public hearing about it on December 18, 2025.

Saint Paul residents can attend a public hearing on the proposed Ramsey County budget for 2026-27 tonight at the City Hall–Courthouse, with parking fees waived.

The Plymouth Police Department reported handling 733 incidents in a week, including 11 arrests, 15 criminal complaints, and 39 vehicle accidents, as shared on their Facebook page.

Saint Paul Police seek help finding David Storbakken, last seen at a Speedway in Roseville. They urge public assistance and provide a contact number for tips.