Eleven individuals are charged with drug trafficking and kidnapping, linked to a Mexican cartel, with violent methods detailed in a federal indictment in the Twin Cities.

Brooklyn Park's Youth Chief’s Multicultural Advisory Team participated in scenario-based training to understand the intricacies of routine traffic stops.

Minneapolis police arrested two wanted individuals in a car containing drugs and a handgun after a routine check; the officers likely prevented a dangerous incident.

The Brooklyn Park EDA meeting is set for March 24, 2025, after the City Council Session at 5:30 P.M. at City Hall. Details are online with transparency as a focus.

Gunfire in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, led to property damage but no injuries; police are investigating the isolated incident with no suspects yet identified.

Xcel Field Park in Minneapolis has been renamed to Xcel Energy Park following a decision by the MPRB after two public hearings, as per their Naming Policy.

Brooklyn Park's Police and Fire departments will host a free public safety class on scam awareness and fire safety for seniors on April 7 at Saint Therese at Oxbow Lake.

Saint Paul's Neighborhood STAR and Cultural STAR grant applications for the 2025 cycle open on March 31, with a May 2 deadline for arts and community projects.

Law enforcement raided a Duluth property, detaining five and seizing drugs and firearms. Dominique Randolph and others face charges related to drug sales and illegal firearm possession.

Senator Liz Boldon introduced bills for funding Head Start and youth intervention in Minnesota, targeting a combined $33 million for these services. The bills are currently under consideration.

President Trump signed an executive order to close the US Department of Education, criticized by Minnesota senators as damaging to public education and civil rights.

The Senate DFL Caucus calls for Senator Justin Eichorn's resignation over serious felony allegations, including paying for sex with a minor, and is prepared to expel him if he does not resign.

Minnesota CDL holders must now provide proof of domicile and residency to renew licenses, per a new Department of Public Safety requirement aligned with federal regulations.