Albertville and Otsego residents are invited to discuss the CSAH 37/Co. Rd. 137 reconstruction project at Albertville City Hall, aimed at improving traffic flow.

Eagan community honors the anniversary of the tragic loss of three heroes—Officers Ruge, Elmstrand, and Firefighter-Paramedic Finseth—in the line of duty.

St. Louis County SAR teams conducted a rescue exercise in freezing conditions, simulating a patient's evacuation and showcasing their preparedness for real emergencies.

National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day celebrates officers in schools, highlighting their roles in safety and mentorship, as recognized by the Lakeville Police Department on social media.

Hennepin County deputies joined a record-setting security force for a Presidential Inauguration, securing the event and inaugural balls in Washington, D.C.

Burnsville commemorated the first anniversary of the line-of-duty deaths of Officers Elmstrand, Ruge, and Firefighter/Paramedic Finseth with a touching social media tribute.

Minneapolis Public Schools closed on February 18 due to a severe cold front, prioritizing student safety amidst dangerous temperatures. Regular classes and programs were canceled, but high school sports and some activities persisted.

The Minneapolis Police Department highlights its Community Service Officers and interns on social media to promote community engagement and showcase the program's benefits such as free tuition.

St. Louis Park celebrates Black History Month, featuring local figures like educator Dr. Lee-Ann Stephens and Officer Maurice Smith Jr., who embody the city's connection between history and today's community.

The Metropolitan Council adopted Imagine 2050, a plan promoting equitable growth in the Twin Cities, focusing on clean water, affordable housing, transit, and parks.

Minneapolis experiences severe cold with temperatures near 2°F and wind chills as low as -27°F. The NWS issues extreme cold warnings and advises caution to protect against frostbite.

Minnesota Representative Dippel's bill to redirect PFAS settlement funds sparks a dispute with Senator Seeberger, who opposes reallocating money at the expense of other communities.

Senator Judy Seeberger has been appointed to serve on Minnesota's Public Safety Advisory Council and Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council to enhance public safety and emergency medical services.