Seven St. Louis Park police officers completed their field training and took ceremonial oaths, marking their readiness for solo patrol duties and commitment to the community.

Eden Prairie requires permits for summer solicitors, with the EPPD conducting background checks to ensure safety and reliability in door-to-door sales.

Minnesota's state budget proposal reallocate sales tax funds, removing $93 million from metro counties, including $14 million from Dakota County for the Metropolitan Council, without public discussion, threatening local transportation projects.

Eden Prairie, MN mandates curbside organics recycling for residents due to state laws, aiming to reduce landfill use and promote environmental responsibility.

Jeffrey William Boysen was sentenced to 72 years for criminal sexual conduct after a Scott County trial, praised for upholding justice and community safety.

The Duluth Police Department is seeking help to find David Storbakken, last seen on May 5, described as a Native American with a faded eagle tattoo on his left hand.

The Metropolitan Council has secured top-tier bond ratings, Aaa from Moody's and AAA from S&P, for the 36th year, reflecting financial stability and creditworthiness.

Minnesota State Senators Klein and Maye Quade criticize the Trump administration's budget for blocking states from regulating AI, stressing the potential harm to consumer rights and state sovereignty.

Eden Prairie's Senior Center announces staff changes, a new electronic sign, and Juneteenth closure. Upcoming events include the Garden Party and new art installations, with a range of activities and community events also highlighted.

Wright County launches an app to inform on the status of local beaches, displaying closures due to various reasons like high bacteria levels or maintenance.

An 80-year-old man, Larry Alstead, died from a self-inflicted gunshot after a domestic dispute in Paynesville, with a deputy also firing shots during the incident.

Minneapolis police apprehended three suspects and recovered a stolen handgun and suspected narcotics after responding to a shots-fired call on Longfellow Ave.

Maple Grove Police shared a story about a student, Parker, excelling in a job training program, highlighting his dedication to document shredding tasks and praising his acquired workplace skills.