The Twin Cities anticipate a very cold week with high temperatures barely reaching 4 degrees and wind chill pushing perceived temperatures down to -22 degrees, with a chance of snow increasing towards the weekend.

Minneapolis Police Department's Curfew Task Force apprehended six juveniles after a carjacking, showcasing effective collaboration in combating youth-related violent crime.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office praised its members on social media for ensuring public safety during events at US Bank Stadium, including Vikings games and Metallica concerts.

Sheriff Witt discussed public safety topics at the NSA Winter Conference and was appointed to the Domestic Violence & Crime Victim Services Committee. HCSO's Facebook highlighted the event and local community engagement efforts.

A driver was stopped for going 91 mph in Chanhassen, prompting the Carver County Sheriff's Office to highlight traffic safety and the cost of accidents, citing NHTSA data on the $800 billion annual cost.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office shared a post detailing their service calls in January 2025, highlighting their daily efforts to ensure community safety.

The sledding hill at Lake Waconia Regional Park is closed due to insufficient snow coverage, prioritizing safety. Alternative activities are suggested until conditions improve.

Mankato Police and Fire departments remind Super Bowl fans to celebrate safely and plan a sober ride home, noting the spike in drunk-driving incidents on game day.

Apple Valley reminds property owners it's illegal to push snow onto public streets or sidewalks and urges them to comply to avoid damaging city infrastructure.

Minneapolis declares a Snow Emergency, commencing February 8th, to clear roads after heavy snow. Residents must follow specific parking rules to assist plowing efforts.

The inaugural Puzzle Palooza at Blaine City Hall was a successful event where residents bonded over jigsaw puzzles, with winners earning championship rings.

A multi-vehicle crash in Mankato resulted in severe injuries for one person, who was airlifted, and minor injuries for another. Authorities believe the cause was a driver running a red light while intoxicated.

The Minneapolis Police Department honors Ethel Ray Nance, the first Black Policewoman in Minnesota, and her work with W.E.B. DuBois and contributions to civil rights.