Washington County has approved development projects and service improvements, including grants for victim services and auto theft prevention, prairie restoration, infrastructure enhancements, and the use of solar panels on a public building.

Ronnie Bila Shaka, 44, was sentenced to 140 months in prison for firearms possession as a felon with a prior record of domestic violence and weapon offenses.

St. Louis Park is hosting a Back to School Bash with basketball, a screening of "Inside Out 2," free backpacks with supplies, haircuts, and food to support families preparing for the new school year.

Coon Rapids launched a virtual tour to showcase diverse local businesses, highlighting 17 ventures, including a fast-casual dining spot named Time & Place, promoting community engagement online.

Minneapolis Police de-escalated a potential conflict with an intoxicated woman firing a gun, using new tactics and drone surveillance to safely detain her without incident.

Deb DeLuca has been sworn in as the new Second District City Councilor in Duluth, taking over from Mike Mayou who left after moving to another district.

One dead, six wounded in Minneapolis shooting; evidence suggests a gunman with a .223 rifle attacked a group before fleeing. Police seek community help for leads.

St. Louis Park invites all to its community bike ride on September 12, starting at Aquila Park. The event features a 1.8-mile ride and treats at Dakota Park.

The City of Duluth outlined its plan to preview the 2026 and 2037 budget to the Finance Committee, hinting at future tax increases due to wage and inflation pressures.

Saint Paul's "Kick it at Kellogg" event offers live music, food trucks, lawn games, and an off-leash dog area. It's the series finale, promoting community engagement in a relaxing park setting.

Minneapolis Police de-escalated a gas station incident, using commands to disarm a knife-wielding man, highlighting the value of such police training.

St. Paul's Office of Neighborhood Safety attended the Safe Summer Nights event to enhance engagement and safety, documented in their latest podcast episode.

St. Louis Park Police Department is seeking recruits to join their community-oriented force with applications due by September 1, as outlined in their recent job posting.