Minnesota's ERPO law, effective from January 1, 2024, has seen 140 orders filed to remove guns from individuals who may pose a threat, with positive outcomes reported by WCCO.

Wright County officials celebrated the retirements of County Surveyor Steve Jobe after 19 years and Assistant County Attorney Mark Erickson after 29 years of service.

Anoka County Library abolished overdue fines to promote material returns and equitable access, keeping replacement costs for unreturned/damaged items. This is part of a nationwide trend observed by library associations.

Minneapolis weather is clear and cold today, with highs around 10°F and wind chills as low as -16°F. The weekend will bring slight warming and partly sunny skies.

A violent assault occurred in Mankato, MN, with police responding and a suspect identified swiftly thanks to community tips and security footage. The investigation continues with public cooperation.

Minneapolis PD highlights Community Service Officers in a new social media series, focusing on their passion for service and benefits like free tuition and career opportunities.

Minneapolis Police officers attended the Presidential Inauguration in Washington D.C., among 25,000 law enforcement personnel to ensure a secure event.

Duluth first responders extinguished a fire involving an outdoor cedar sauna on the 3500 block of Woodland Avenue, with no injuries and damages estimated at $20K.

A collision in Morrison County involving Raymond Sutton and Derek Pfeiffer resulted in several hospitalizations, with authorities investigating the cause.

The City of Coon Rapids advises residents on preventing freezing pipes during winter, with tips like keeping water meters warm and allowing a trickle of water to flow.

Minneapolis forecast includes flurries, cold temperatures with highs near 27°F, and dangerous wind chills as low as -14°F. Sunny yet cold days ahead, with gradual warming expected next week.

Duluth Police invites residents to a Citizen Police Academy to enhance understanding of law enforcement through education and dialogue, starting March 5th.

Plymouth's "Meet Your Neighbor" series offers events to encourage community dialogue and cultural understanding, including sessions on dementia and Islam.