The Bloomington Police Department in Minnesota announced the addition of four new Reserve Officers to their team, highlighting their volunteer service and completion of a 10-week training.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced a special election for District 34B on September 16, with candidate filings starting today until July 22. A primary may be held on August 12 if needed.

The ROC is hosting a clothing swap on July 22, offering community members an opportunity to trade clothing and reduce waste. Attendees can bring up to five boxes of clothes and shoes.

Eden Prairie Police welcomed Officers Pagel and Hummel after a swearing-in ceremony led by Chief Sackett. Both have educational backgrounds in law enforcement and will undergo field training.

St. Louis Park is addressing an increase in dog bites at rentals by holding a meeting for landlords to discuss safety, rules, and regulations on August 7.

'This Is Me', created by Holly Schoenbauer in Northfield, supports foster children's sense of identity and belonging beyond basic needs, through keepsakes like yearbooks and mentorship programs.

Morrison County announces road maintenance on County Road 226, Soo-Line Trail, and County Road 220, including culvert installation and ditch mowing, causing daytime disruptions.

Morrison County announces a week of events from July 13-19, including a Yellow Ribbon event, Board Meeting, MSCA Summer Tour, Hands of Hope meeting, and an Ag Society meeting.

Kids Summer Concert Series starts July 16 at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater with "Kid Power with Rachael," free family-friendly performances continuing through August.

Cloquet Police seek public help in finding two male suspects involved in an armed robbery at a Kwik Trip in Cloquet, MN, as per the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

Fatal crash in Morrison County involving a Toyota Prius and Ford F-450 leads to one death and utility disruptions.

Coon Rapids' Sustainable Garden Tour on July 19 offers a glimpse into local gardens, showcasing diverse plants and sustainable practices, with garden owners engaging with visitors.

Wright County Sheriff's Office detailed a series of arrests for various charges including drug offenses and domestic violence, vehicle incidents, and multiple cross-jurisdictional detentions.