A man was arrested in Saint Paul for a fatal pedestrian crash that killed a 30-year-old woman; he is held on suspicion of criminal vehicular homicide.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared on social media the arrest of a burglary suspect who was caught exiting her own apartment in the same building where she committed a jewelry heist. All stolen items were recovered.

Brooklyn Park residents are reminded to keep recyclables unbagged in carts at curbside by 6:30 a.m. The city also closes its Maple Grove Yardwaste Site after November 30, where residents can drop off leaves for free.

The National Weather Service issued a weather update for central and southern Minnesota and west central Wisconsin, predicting mixed precipitation and a slight chance of snow.

Burnsville residents to enjoy smoother commutes as the city reopens key road connections, including Hwy 13 and I-35W ramps, after completing infrastructure improvements.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, revives Rocky the Recycling Rabbit as a mascot to educate residents on proper recycling practices and promote environmental responsibility.

Carver County is engaging with residents on the future of Baylor Regional Park by hosting an open house for public input on renovation plans, as shared in a Facebook post.

Minneapolis Health Department warns of a botulism risk in certain lots of ByHeart Infant Formula, urging immediate disposal or return of affected products.

The Minnesota School Safety Center and the University of Minnesota are offering a course on threat evaluation and reporting for Rochester school officials to improve school safety.

Minneapolis, MN, will have sunshine with a high of 46°F and light winds today, shifting to a partly cloudy evening and a low of 29°F. Rain is likely late Monday night with a 70% chance and potential for up to a quarter-inch.

Coon Rapids and Anoka, MN mayors compete in a food drive to support the ACBC Food Shelf, aiming to gather the most non-perishable food items by November 21.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is launching a Community Police Academy to educate the public on law enforcement operations, offering a seven-week course with various interactive activities.

Dakota County Parks introduces an all-terrain Action Trackchair at Lebanon Hills Regional Park to make trails accessible for visitors with mobility issues.