Traffic fatalities in Saint Paul, Minnesota, have decreased due to the police department's intensive safety efforts, including over 18,000 motorist stops and enforcement against hazardous driving behaviors.

Minneapolis Police use social media to share safety tips during National Crime Prevention Month, urging community engagement and personal awareness for a safer city.

Eden Prairie Police Department welcomed Officer Trent Wiebusch, who has a background in education, family in law enforcement, and expertise in "Use of Force" training.

Mayor Reinert proposes housing development in Lester Park, balancing green space preservation with Duluth's housing shortage, following consultations and a housing study.

Minnesota officials condemn USDA's halt on emergency SNAP funds, highlighting the state's efforts to compensate and the federal government shutdown's impact.

Plymouth offers a Pumpkin Drop for residents to recycle their Halloween pumpkins as animal food, ensuring an eco-friendly way to repurpose holiday leftovers.

Minneapolis' OPCR cleared all pending police misconduct cases, signaling improved accountability and transparency in the police department. The city has taken steps to prevent future backlogs.

Coon Creek Watershed District is offering grants for water-related educational projects, with funding from $500 to $1,000 for eligible educators and groups.

The National Weather Service predicts rain in Minneapolis today after 5pm with a 60% chance, and a high of 54 degrees. Rain may continue into the night with lows around 43 degrees.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is actively working against illegal online gambling to protect both consumers and the state's legal gaming industry.

Mankato opens Special Event Support Grant applications for event planners to receive funding and promote local tourism and diversity of events. Deadline: Dec. 5.

Ex-U.S. Customs Officer Anthony Crowley pled guilty to child pornography charges after a cyber tip led to the discovery of illicit materials on his devices.

A mechanical error at Blue Earth County Justice Center has cast doubt on 161 breathalyzer tests; authorities are reviewing tests conducted between Oct 2024 and May 2025 for potential inaccuracies.