The BCA named officers involved in an Otter Tail County shooting, where suspect Burris was injured. Both officers are on leave; the BCA is investigating.

Duluth firefighters responded to an early morning fire at a residence, quickly extinguishing the attic blaze with no injuries reported. Damages are estimated at $10,000-$15,000.

Minneapolis Police investigate a fatal shooting where a man was killed on a porch; the shooter fled before officers arrived. Chief O'Hara urges community cooperation.

Construction on CSAH 19 overpass in Wright County is postponed due to weather, affecting evening and morning commutes; alternative routes are advised.

Wright County Recycling Center now accepts household sharps for safe disposal at their Maple Lake location, excluding business and healthcare needles.

A man faces charges for murdering two and shooting others, posing as law enforcement in Minnesota. His arrest followed a multi-agency manhunt, and if convicted, he may face life or the death penalty.

Saint Paul City Council hires Kumud Verma as Chief Budget Officer and Tim Greenfield as Chief Policy Officer to strengthen their policy and budgeting capabilities.

Minneapolis is hosting "The Big Honking Truck Parade" on July 31 on Nicollet Mall, featuring various trucks and vehicles, with activities for families and local shopping opportunities.

Minneapolis anticipates a wet day with showers and thunderstorms before 1 pm and a high of 62 degrees. The rain chance decreases to 20% by night as temperatures drop to 53 degrees. Sunny weather with a high of 74 is expected Thursday.

Minneapolis plans to install traffic cameras at five intersections to reduce speeding and improve safety as part of its Vision Zero initiative, with a September launch date.

Minnesota Task Force 1 joined flood relief efforts in Texas, ready to aid in search operations alongside local teams in Travis County after heavy rains.

Mankato, Minnesota, extends the service hours of its Kato-Go-Play summer bus to accommodate the increased activity of residents and tourists during the season.

Partners for Housing was honored for its 40 years of service during a picnic attended by Mankato's police and fire departments, strengthening community bonds.