A motorcycle accident in Morrison County injured Ethan Solorz. Officials responded on July 31 around 8:20 pm when he lost control on Nature Road. The cause is under investigation.

Blaine's "Bark in the Park" event for dogs and their owners will include giveaways, live music, vendors, free dog licenses, and a fee-based nail trimming service on August 7 at Swanson Dog Park.

Saint Paul City Council extends the local state of emergency for 90 days to combat a cybersecurity incident, enabling sustained access to state and federal aid while ensuring continuity of municipal services.

Anoka County reminds manufactured home residents that property taxes are due by August 31st, with various payment options available, including online, mail, or in-person drop-off.

Justin Adamski is spotlighted by Blaine PD for his role in managing the department's vehicle fleet, highlighting his background and passion for his work.

The City of St. Louis Park recognized lifeguards on National Lifeguard Appreciation Day and highlighted their rigorous training and participation in a statewide competition.

Blaine's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on August 12, 2025, for Manning Transfer's rezoning application for truck storage and repair facilities.

Apple Valley is hosting a public hearing on the vacation of easements in Founder's Circle, affecting local infrastructure and land use, on August 14 at the Municipal Center.

Blaine Planning Commission to hold a public hearing for a cannabis business conditional use permit application at 4131 Pheasant Ridge Drive NE, with community input welcome on August 12, 2025.

Wright County now lets third-party proctors administer unlimited class D written driving exams, enhancing accessibility and easing the process for local residents. Previously, a three-time fail limit sent applicants to state exam stations.

Minneapolis strengthens its Civil Rights Ordinance, adding protections against discrimination based on housing status, justice-impact, and physical attributes.

The statue of Olympian Suni Lee in Saint Paul has been stolen. Police are seeking community help to find it, stressing its significance to local pride.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared guidelines on social media for legally transporting firearms in the city to promote safety and legal compliance.