FBI Director Kash Patel visited the Minneapolis Field Office to discuss safety and crime reduction with local and federal partners, as detailed by the Maple Grove Police Department.

Minneapolis Police seek public help in an unsolved fatal assault case from the previous year, releasing images of a person of interest and providing contact details for tips.

Oak Hill Park is hosting a Mini–Adventure Camp for 4-6-year-olds from August 4-8, featuring activities, crafts, and snacks. The camp costs $200 for residents and requires registration 11 days in advance.

The BCA identified Adam Clinton Wolf as the man killed in a shootout with deputies in Normanna Township after alleged arson incidents and shooting at officers.

Minneapolis forecast: sunny with highs around 81°F, mild breezes. Evening partly cloudy, 64°F. Upcoming days: sunshine, potential showers and thunderstorms, highs 80-89°F.

The Metropolitan Council grants $2.4 million to five Twin Cities areas to restore contaminated land and create affordable housing, which will also increase jobs and the tax base.

Senator Mitchell's trial concludes; Senate Majority Leader Murphy expects her resignation, as she promised in case of a guilty verdict, to refocus on serving Minnesotans.

Morrison County and Pierz Police are investigating the deaths of two individuals found in a Pierz home, considering the incident isolated with no public threat.

Senator Aric Putnam has called for Senator Nicole Mitchell's resignation following her guilty verdict, urging her to honor her promise to step down if convicted.

Wright County's Compost & Recycling Center expands its operation hours to include Mondays, responding to growing demand for sustainable waste disposal.

Roadwork in Blaine is advancing sanitary systems and local streets, with Lift Station 13 Force Main project ongoing and Southwest Area Street Reconstructions planned. Disruptions expected, but long-term benefits promised.

Captain Russ Clark leads Blaine's emergency management team, focusing on safety for major events and emergencies, with the 3M Open golf tournament being a priority.

Art Madsen was honored with induction into the Rice County Ag Hall of Fame for his contributions to agriculture.