Wright County Sheriff's Office provided an arrest report ending February 24, 2025, with various charges including Driving After Cancellation and 2nd Degree Assault.

Anoka County's Board of Commissioners discussed electronic polling pads during a public comment session, addressing residents' concerns over their use, transparency, and security.

Lauryn showcased her survival skills by building an impressive shelter at the "Survive!" event, earning recognition from the St Louis County Rescue Squad and online viewers.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office hosted a recruitment event at Ridgedale Mall to fill law enforcement positions, offering onsite interviews to attract potential candidates.

Minnesota's DHS updated MHCP eligibility, removing the need for applicants to seek additional income benefits.

Sheriff Witt of Hennepin County engages in community outreach, swears in new deputies, and discusses public safety and crime trends at local councils and events.

Burnsville's January involved community engagement, a student tour of the water treatment plant, a new blood program for emergency services, ash tree removal at a park, and active winter sports leagues.

The Minneapolis Health Department celebrated Black leaders in public health, highlighting their contributions and promoting initiatives to foster future BIPOC professionals in the field.

Maple Grove authorities solicit public help to solve Rebecca Nelson's 2003 hit-and-run death, offering a $12,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Minneapolis invites locals to an open house at Whittier International Elementary School to discuss the New Nicollet redevelopment plans, focusing on a vibrant community space.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments won the People's Choice Award at a Lip Sync Battle supporting the Minnesota Valley Action Council, expressing gratitude in a Facebook post.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety urges drivers to slow down on icy roads, as recent incidents show the dangers of not adjusting speeds to winter conditions.

Coon Rapids is closing its ice rink warming houses after Feb 23, with the community urged to enjoy the last of the season's outdoor skating as the weather warms up.