Minneapolis community seeks justice for the death of Indigenous woman Allison Lussier, prompting a city council-requested police review and a march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous individuals.

Coon Rapids offers support for various needs through social worker Lori Halbur, with sessions at Anoka County Library. Services for mental health, food, housing, and more, are available monthly with no appointment necessary.

Minneapolis is facing severe cold with wind chills down to -35°F. The National Weather Service warns of frostbite risk and advises residents to dress warmly. A slow warming trend is expected toward the weekend.

Minneapolis Police Department promotes its CSO program through social media, highlighting personal stories and benefits like free tuition and paid training, aiming to humanize CSOs and recruit new members.

Minneapolis traffic stop leads to a drug and gun bust after officers find a bullet, marijuana, suspected drugs, a scale, and a stolen firearm in a felon's car.

Plymouth declared a snow emergency, with snow removal starting at 2 a.m. Saturday post snowfall. Residents are advised to follow city guidelines and use the live plow map for updates.

Bloomington Police Department, MN hosts a Neighborhood Watch Resource Fair to provide crime prevention information and strengthen community ties at the Civic Plaza Atrium.

The University of Minnesota is enhancing student well-being programs, with betterment in retention and graduation rates, despite prevalent food and housing insecurity among students.

Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 19 new diverse officers at a graduation ceremony, emphasized by civil rights leader Spike Moss as a transformative step for the department.

Dakota County initiates a two-phase safety upgrade at the intersection of County Road 42 and Biscayne Avenue due to rising accidents and traffic volume.

Senator Heather Gustafson has proposed establishing an Office of the Inspector General in Minnesota to enhance oversight of state agencies, with the bill advancing after a committee hearing.

Extreme cold weather with dangerous wind chills is forecasted for the Twin Cities area, with advisories and warnings issued for residents to take precautions.

Wright County Parks & Recreation opens their campsite reservation portal on March 3, with earlier access for locals at 8 a.m. and general public access at noon.