Council Member Jason Chavez spotlights the harsh conditions Minneapolis's unhoused endure in winter, citing scarce shelter options and urging community support and systemic change.

Found tan and white Pitbull mix awaits owner in Mankato after being found without microchip or tags; City of Mankato hosts pet, seeks information to reunite with owner.

Mankato-area faith leaders attended training on responding to violence, focusing on active shooter situations, led by local law enforcement to enhance security in places of worship.

Homeland Security made a single arrest at a Brooklyn Park business, not the large-scale operation rumored. Local police confirmed ICE detained one person; DHS is the contact for further details.

Plymouth Police Deputy Chief LeBretton graduated from the FBI National Academy, having completed a 10-week program with physical and educational training.

Saint Paul police investigate after a woman was found shot dead in an apartment, marking the city's 14th homicide.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to adhere to recycling rules by placing carts curbside by 6:30 a.m., ensure proper spacing and orientation, and use the Hennepin County Drop-Off Facility for excess or non-standard items, with some fees applicable.

A suspect in a Minneapolis dine-and-dash incident threatened staff with a knife but was arrested shortly after thanks to witnesses and police cooperation.

Minneapolis expects varied weather this week, with temperatures rising to 40°F before dropping again, and potential for rain, snow, and strong wind gusts.

Carver County Parks announces new rental guidelines, affecting facility bookings and event planning, with specific changes for Beachside Shelter and Baylor Regional Park.

The Minneapolis City Council passed a strengthened separation ordinance to prevent local resources from being used in federal immigration enforcement, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez.

Coon Rapids introduced a new pedestrian bridge over Coon Rapids Boulevard, enhancing connectivity but its opening is delayed until spring due to transport damage.

Coon Rapids PD used social media to share their November service calls, highlighting the diverse nature of police work and promoting transparency with the community.