Minneapolis Police are searching for Oystern Talbert and his two children, missing since April 22, possibly traveling to Texas or Georgia. They are urging public assistance.

Brooks Landscaping in Blaine, Minnesota, praised by the city during Small Business Month, offers a wide range of services and is recognized for enhancing community aesthetics.

Blaine, MN invites residents to join its Park Advisory Board to shape local green spaces; applicants must live in Blaine, attend meetings, and be interested in community direction. Applications are open until June 16.

Saint Paul residents can learn about the Mississippi River Learning Center at an open house event hosted by various partners where they can provide feedback on its design and purpose.

The Dakota Rail Regional Trail is currently closed for repairs, with Carver County Parks requesting the public to respect closure signs for safety and efficient restoration. No reopening date has been announced.

Carver County Parks is offering a $20 discount on various summer activities with a special code, as they promote outdoor recreation and community engagement in Minnesota.

Minneapolis Health officials, including Commissioner Chaplin, discuss the importance of mental health care for men, challenging outdated stereotypes of masculinity and offering resources for support.

Minneapolis Police Department celebrated the graduation of 17 new officers, highlighting their commitment to bolster the force and progress in public safety amid discussions on policing reform.

Minneapolis Police held a memorial service for fallen officers, including a tribute to Officer Jamal Mitchell, commemorated with a name banner on their Line of Duty Death Flag.

A street race in Brooklyn Park led to a chase and a crash; the driver fled, while the other motorist was hospitalized. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

The National Weather Service predicts increasing clouds in Minneapolis on Memorial Day with highs of 73°F, and a mix of cloudy skies and possible rain showers through the week, with temperatures staying in the 70s.

A fire in Autumn Ridge Apartments was quickly controlled by firefighters, causing no injuries and minimal damage, and did not attract significant media attention.

The Duluth City Council's approval of an outdoor living site, Safe Bay, sparked a legal challenge causing a halt to its operation pending a special meeting on June 5 for further review.