A judge halted President Trump's executive order to lay off 1,300 Department of Education employees, upholding a lawsuit against it as crucial federal duties were at stake.

Coon Rapids City Council recently took actions including a Poppy Days proclamation, a liquor license for July 4, infrastructure projects, and a resolution for federal funding to improve transportation.

The Minneapolis Police Department seeks assistance to identify a person linked to Tesla property damage on April 10th on 2nd St S, asking for information via email or voicemail.

Mankato Police are searching for a male suspect who threatened juveniles at a Kwik Trip. He is described as a black male with a black beard, wearing a gray hoodie and dark coat. Citizens should report sightings to 911 and not approach him.

The Hilde Performance Center in Plymouth is launching its 2025 Hilde Nights with the Fabulous Armadillos on June 20. The concert series features various acts, including a Fleetwood Mac tribute, with free admission and food trucks available.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing for various property zoning variances, from home additions to mixed-use developments and supportive housing facilities.

First responders in Dakota County were recognized for their heroism, including life-saving actions by firefighters, police, dispatchers, and a lifeguard during various emergencies.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office announced an open house on June 6, offering tours, demonstrations, and family activities to strengthen community relationships.

Plymouth hosts a free Plant Swap event for gardening enthusiasts to exchange perennials and other plant-related items, while highlighting sustainable practices and community engagement.

Bloomington announces a public hearing on city charter changes related to initiatives, referendums, and recalls on June 2, 2025, allowing in-person and electronic participation.

Ramsey County honors Memorial Day with a Fallen Comrade Table display, honoring fallen service members, POWs, and MIAs. The display, featuring symbolic items, is open until May 28th at the Ramsey County Courthouse.

Shakopee resident Yancy Hall was sentenced to 12 years in prison for discharging a firearm during a drug-related incident and injuring a mosque congregant.

Minneapolis residents will experience increasing temperatures, sun, and clouds during the week with potential light showers into Tuesday and a mostly sunny outlook ahead.