A driver was arrested for DWI after speeding at 100 mph in a 60-mph construction zone, as per the Carver County Sheriff's Office. The driver failed sobriety tests, registering a BrAC of .194. No injuries were reported.

Carver County offers a Biking Day Camp on June 17th-18th for 10-15-year-olds with activities like archery and geocaching; registrants must bring helmets.

A missing 10-year-old boy from Minneapolis, Valenciano Andrew Contreras-West, has been found safe after an urgent search following his disappearance on June 15.

Minneapolis mourns the assassination of Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and an attempt on Senator Hoffman and his wife; the city encourages unity and prepares for summer events.

Brooklyn Park announces Recycling Week with protocols for effective recyclable collection and expansion to include organics, offering a separate weekly service with easy signup for residents.

The Maple Grove Police Department provided guidance on recognizing legitimate officers via social media after a police impersonator targeted lawmakers.

Police respond to an armed individual barricaded in a Maple Grove townhome; area residents advised to shelter in place. Negotiations are ongoing for a peaceful resolution.

St. Louis Park requests residents to share park memories for a city initiative to celebrate community experiences and park heritage. Selected stories may be featured online.

Two individuals were detained for their alleged involvement in a fatal shooting in Duluth, where a man was killed and another was unharmed. Investigations suggest the parties knew each other.

Forecasts warn of a stormy week in Minneapolis, with a 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms today and possible severe weather, including hail and tornadoes. The unsettled pattern may affect Juneteenth events.

Minnesota community mourns as Mayor Busse responds to the shooting deaths of Speaker Hortman and her husband, and the wounding of Senator Hoffman and his wife.

Blaine announces a lineup of live performances for the 2025 summer season, featuring diverse entertainment in local parks with food trucks on-site and contingency plans for inclement weather.

Duluth City Councilor Mike Mayou resigned due to a move to a more accessible home outside his district amidst a tight housing market. Mayor Reinert praised Mayou's service. An appointment will replace Mayou during a critical budget cycle.