Senator Jim Carlson of Minnesota has announced his retirement after 18 years in the state senate, highlighting his work on election security and public safety.

Morrison County released a public notice detailing a schedule of local government and community events from October 5-11, including commissioner meetings and forums on various issues.

Man breaks leg in tractor tire mishap in Morrison County, with Dale Breth, 54, injured when the rim exploded while inflating the tire. Emergency services responded to the accident.

A 61-year-old man, Robert Hebler, fell from a tree while archery hunting in Morrison County and was transported to the hospital; his condition is unknown.

An event in Minnesota on October 17th offers participants a chance to learn and taste international dishes, guided by a world traveler and cook named Glo.

Plymouth announces its first STEMtacular Saturday event on November 8, offering educational activities related to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math for families.

Daniel Johnson of Grasston was sentenced to 14.5 years for child pornography involving minors under 14, following cyber tips and a prior criminal sexual conduct conviction.

A deputy and K9 from HCSO survived a drunk driving collision; the perpetrator was caught and faces charges, while the deputy and dog received medical checks.

Authorities seek public help in locating missing teen Melania Jones in Brooklyn Park; last seen wearing a blue/white outfit and purple shoes with a green backpack.

Ramsey residents ignored rain to enjoy the Happy Days event, celebrating community spirit with activities and local business support, highlighted by Parkplace Studio Photography's sponsorship.

Minneapolis is forecasted to have sunny days with mild temperatures, with a high of 64 degrees today and clear nights ahead. Light rain is possible over the weekend.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office held a successful open house to foster community relations, with organizers and Chief Deputy Pat Barry expressing gratitude to participants and staff.

Carver County Sheriff’s Office shares a monthly snapshot of calls they respond to, reflecting their commitment to community safety. The data excludes calls handled by Chaska Police Department.