Duluth man, Johnathan Eric Thompson, received a 210-month prison sentence for methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution after a multi-agency investigation.

The MPD celebrated Black History Month by highlighting Commander Wilks, who has served in the department for nearly 20 years with achievements in law enforcement.

Saint Paul promotes tech inclusivity with events and leadership changes, like Full Stack initiatives and Meg Steuer becoming Minnestar's executive director.

MnDOT released updated DBE provisions for contractors before February 26 lettings, emphasizing electronic documentation submission and a revised 40% credit for distributors. Compliance with these changes is crucial.

Maple Grove's City Administrator Heidi Nelson updated citizens on local government and community events including a City Council meeting recap, the indoor farmers market, and an open house for Weaver Lake Road improvements.

The Minneapolis City Council clashes with Mayor Frey over his veto of a plan to transform George Floyd Square into a permanent pedestrian plaza, as local leaders seek to honor Floyd's legacy.

The City Council focused on infrastructure and safety, appointing Jon Urquhart to the Fire Civil Service Commission, accepting a police canine grant, denying a car wash design, and planning street and sewage updates.

Minneapolis Police announced that Mary Andrews, a missing 69-year-old with Alzheimer's, has been safely found.

Minneapolis is set to experience varied weather, including sunny days and potential rain and snow showers, with temperatures ranging from the low 20s to mid-40s throughout the week.

The Duluth City Council adjusted its meeting start time from 7 PM to 6 PM, as per a unanimous vote. The change aims to improve public engagement and complies with state law.

Coon Rapids has introduced a social worker, Lori Halbur, to assist residents with issues such as mental health and homelessness during monthly drop-in sessions at the local library.

Minnesota introduces new road and pedestrian safety technologies, including a red light warning system, redesigned CRTs for better pedestrian/cyclist protection, and studies on driverless shuttles and sustainable road maintenance practices.

Coon Rapids offers a grant program for residents to enhance their front yards, with a lottery system to decide recipients. Deadline is February 26, with winners announced on March 5.