Rice County report highlights the vital role of community corrections in public safety and rehabilitation, noting the heavy reliance on probation in Minnesota and celebrating the work of corrections staff during a special week.

Apple Valley urges residents to address public nuisances like waste runoff, refuse accumulation, and overgrown vegetation. The city offers guidance and encourages reporting issues to Code Enforcement for community well-being.

Blaine city is accepting applications for its Citizens Academy, providing insights into police and firefighter operations on Thursday evenings from Sept. 4 to Oct. 30.

Minneapolis faces severe weather with thunderstorms, dangerous winds, excessive heat, and periodic heavy rain forecasted this week, urging residents to stay alert.

Blaine Police Department clarifies regulations for eBikes and motorized scooters, addressing speed limits, age requirements, and required safety gear.

A found tan Shepard puppy near the Holiday Inn Express in Mankato, Minnesota, is awaiting its owner at the city impound. Public assistance is requested.

Mankato Police and Fire hosted their 10th blood drive, collecting 35 units and impacting over 100 lives, highlighting the community's collective efforts.

The Minneapolis Police Department declared July Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, advising on anti-theft measures and encouraging the use of surveillance and GPS tracking.

Brooklyn Center shooting led to coordinated police response in Brooklyn Park, where victim was located. Investigation is ongoing, with interdepartmental efforts but no further details or updates provided yet.

A 19-year-old man was fatally shot in Minneapolis, with police investigating and Chief O'Hara urging community help. Case number 25-201544 has been assigned.

Washington County offers a secure document shredding event on July 24, at North Environmental Center, reinforcing its commitment to community and environmental well-being.

Minneapolis Councilmember Jason Chavez criticized the appointment of Officer Mark Hanneman, who killed Amir Locke, to lead use-of-force trainings, arguing it undermines trust and police accountability.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will screen "Finding Nemo" at Jim Lupient Water Park on July 21. The event is free, with pool access and swimming while watching the film.