Coon Rapids Police Department Alerts Public to Rise in Scam Text Messages Urging Vigilance Against Digital Threats
The Coon Rapids Police Department warns against scam text messages that often use urgent language to trick individuals into compromising their security. They advise against clicking links or sharing personal info.
MnDOT Launches Free Workshops and Assistance for Minnesota Small Businesses Eyeing Transportation Projects
MnDOT offers free classes and one-on-one assistance for certified small businesses, including strategic partnering, labor compliance, and future sessions on marketing and business planning.
Bloomington Officials Warn of Blue-Green Algae Risks at Penn Lake, Urge Public to Exercise Caution
Penn Lake is facing a blue-green algae bloom, posing health risks. Officials advise the public to avoid contact with tainted water and keep pets safe. Further updates are available on the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District’s alert page.
Duluth City Council Discusses Housing Crunch: Emphasis on Mid-Market and Senior Living to Bolster Growth
Duluth's City Council received an update on the housing market indicating a demand for more and various housing types. Senior housing and moderate-priced homes are particularly needed to drive population growth and meet future housing demand.
Duluth Police Apprehend Suspect Daniel Thorson on Felony Domestic Assault Charges After City-Wide Manhunt
After a domestic assault report, Duluth police arrested Daniel Thorson, who later escaped but was recaptured by a tactical team. He faces multiple charges, including Felony Domestic Assault.
Senator Gustafson Calls for Independent Security Review at Minnesota Capitol
Senator Heather Gustafson requests an independent review of Capitol security in Minnesota, citing recent security breaches and seeking to improve safety measures and emergency responses for government officials and the public.
Foundation Set for New Burnsville City Hall Expansion Amid Ongoing Renovations
The first concrete footings for Burnsville City Hall's makeover were poured on July 15 as crews work on forming foundations. Minimal disruptions to city operations have occurred, with utility and exterior demolition work also progressing smoothly.
Wright County Arrest Report: Substance Violations and DWI Lead Charges, Buffalo and Rockford Residents Among Detained
The Wright County Sheriff released an arrest report summarizing charges including controlled substance violations, DWI, and burglary for the period ending July 28th, 2025.
Plymouth Commuters Alerted to St. Philip Park and Ride Closure and Route 776 Detours Today
St. Philip Park and Ride is closed on July 29, prompting Plymouth Metrolink's Route 776 to detour. Alternative parking is offered at Messiah United Methodist Church.
Minneapolis Forecast: A String of Sunny Days Ahead with a Mild Chance of Weekend Showers
Minneapolis residents are expected to have a series of pleasant summer days with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-80s, and mostly clear to partly cloudy skies, with a slight chance of showers toward the end of the forecast period.
Brooklyn Park Police and Minnesota Bureau Seek Public's Help in Locating Missing Man Patrick Kelleher
Police are searching for Patrick Kelleher, a 47-year-old man missing since July 26, last seen in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. He's 5'9", 220 lbs, with black hair and hazel eyes. The public is urged to contact the police with any information.












