Dimitric Wilson was convicted on drug charges related to fentanyl distribution in Wisconsin and Minnesota, according to a U.S. Attorney's Office press release.

Mainly cloudy skies with moderate temperatures and blustery winds are forecast for Minneapolis, followed by a mostly sunny Sunday and a chance of showers into the new week.

Minneapolis police swiftly reunite lost toddler with his mother after community members report him wandering alone.

Brooklyn Park's EDA has scheduled a work session and regular meeting for May 19, 2025, starting at 6 PM. Documents are available online for public review.

Plymouth HRA seeks a new member for its volunteer advisory board, offering a chance to influence local housing and development. Applications are due by June 2.

Coon Rapids announces a Home Remodeling Tour featuring four remodeled houses as part of its Home For Generations program, with details on the city's Facebook page and website.

Wright County residents can now dispose of hazardous waste at McLeod County Recycling Facility due to a new agreement during local facility expansion.

Blaine prepares for its annual festival starting June 27, featuring a parade, local businesses, artists, and food, with a parade registration deadline on June 15.

Minneapolis invites families to free Take a Kid Fishing Day on June 7, with gear and guides provided, encouraging younger generations to enjoy fishing and nature.

Blaine has implemented all-year lawn sprinkling restrictions, with odd-even watering based on address and a ban on watering from 10AM-6PM, May 15-Sept 15, to conserve water. Non-compliance may result in fines.

Eden Prairie police joined statewide ceremonies during Law Enforcement Memorial Day to honor fallen officers with silent vigil, bell-ringing, and name recitation at the Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial.

Minneapolis hosts the Doors Open event, offering free access to the city's architectural sites, including a tour of the City Hall's $34 million renovation.

A Minnesota Trooper, Jeremy Plonski, is indicted on child pornography charges, facing 15 years to life if convicted. The U.S. Attorney emphasizes no tolerance for such violations by officials.