Minneapolis Non-Profit Director Indicted on Wire Fraud and Conspiracy Charges in Million-Dollar Grant Fraud Scheme
Tony Robinson from Minneapolis is charged with wire fraud, involving over $1 million in losses from various organizations, through a fraudulent scheme at Encouraging Leaders.
Minneapolis Braces for Bitter Cold and Snow as Wintry Weather Takes Hold
Minneapolis is set for a mix of snow and cold, with flurries followed by sunny skies and temperatures dropping to around 10°F. Nighttime lows could hit -6°F, and coming days may bring snow and wind chills as low as -25°F.
Brooklyn Park to Host Notable Author Harriet A. Washington in Virtual Health Equity Dialogue, Along with Series of Public Health Events
Brooklyn Park is hosting health events focusing on racial equity and public health, including a virtual dialogue by Harriet A. Washington, a community health fair, and a youth mental health retreat, offering resources and education to residents.
Rice County Reports Decline in DWI Offenses, Officers Recognized for Traffic Safety Contributions
Rice County reports a decrease in DWI offenses, continuing a two-year trend. The Safe Roads Coalition is launching a holiday enforcement campaign, while local officers have been recognized for their traffic safety efforts.
Woodbury Implements Winter Parking Restrictions to Aid Snow Plowing Efforts
Woodbury has enacted winter parking restrictions until April 1, prohibiting on-street parking from 2-6 a.m. and during snow accumulation of 2+ inches to aid snow plowing. Violators face fines; private roads are exempt.
Ramsey County Opens First Women's Winter Warming Space in Saint Paul Amid Freezing Temperatures
Ramsey County opens its first Winter Warming Space at Holy Christian Church in Saint Paul to shelter women from the cold, with a site for men to follow. More sites and support services are planned.












