Wright County Sheriff's Office is probing a shooting incident on Highway 101 in Otsego, with no injuries reported and the suspect in a dark sedan still at large.

Anoka County reports a severe drop in family child care providers, affecting local parents. The county offers an online Child Care Locator and insights from Child Care Licensing to aid families in search.

Annette Ross-Webb launches 'Panda Squad Cookies,' a health-centric and vegan cookie business donating 10% of sales to Alzheimer’s research, targeting expansion through local farmers markets.

Bloomington's Aquatic Center is closed for summer due to a significant leak, with the city offering refunds to season pass holders and planning future repairs.

Two men were indicted for distributing 900 pounds of methamphetamine in one of Minnesota's largest drug busts, involving extensive law enforcement collaboration.

Minneapolis's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures and wind directions throughout the week.

The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center will remain closed for the season due to a severe leak requiring extensive repairs, coupled with staff shortages.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension shared a missing person alert for 16-year-old Lily Flippin, also known as Phoenyx, last seen on July 14.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office warns residents about scammers impersonating deputies and asking for money using missed court dates or jury duty as excuses.

Carver County Parks is hosting an open house at Baylor Regional Park featuring activities and discussions about the park's future. The event invites community input and offers rock climbing and campfire cooking.

The Bloomington Police have alerted the community about a Level 3 sex offender, Ahmed Hersi Abdi, regarding his criminal past and presence in the area.

The Columbia Heights Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old Karen Ruales-Coraizaca, last in contact with her mother on June 15. She may be with unknown friends.

Minneapolis celebrates Black Business Week from July 24-31 with events like business tours, an art crawl, panel discussions, and a food vendor court, starting at George Floyd Square.