A woman in Minneapolis has been charged with providing her son, a juvenile with felony charges, with a firearm, highlighting juvenile crime issues in the city.

The City of Minneapolis is addressing human trafficking, stalking, and police reform, celebrating MLK Jr., providing a minimum wage increase, and engaging in community walk audits, while supporting immigrants and flu prevention.

A Brooklyn Park homeowner was robbed by a male suspect after letting him into their home; the victim was hospitalized, and the suspect remains at large.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and the Minneapolis Parks Foundation established an endowment for the long-term care of the city's green spaces, historical sites, and trails.

Minnesota senators reach bipartisan deal to operate during a 33-33 Senate split, ensuring shared power and stable operations until a special election.

Coon Rapids invites residents to shape their community by volunteering for advisory commissions, such as Fire Civil Service, Charter, and Sustainability Commissions.

Eden Prairie secures grant to install solar panels on a liquor store and announces the 2025 State of the City Luncheon. Police dispatcher Beth Sams retires after 34 years. City services adjust for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

The City of Mankato is hiring a Law Enforcement Technical Support Specialist to combat financial crimes through digital forensics and community safety efforts.

Police in Brooklyn Park, MN, and K9 located a backpack containing cash, THC cartridges, and a loaded gun near a school after the suspect fled a car accident.

St. Louis Park, MN invites residents to their National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring student-led talks and a choral performance, emphasizing community and racial equity.

Coon Rapids Police expressed appreciation for community donations over $1,000 to their Police Explorers program following a grocery bagging fundraiser. The funds support the Explorers' competition in Rochester.

Minneapolis Police arrested an intoxicated man for pointing a gun at a relative and illegally possessing firearms, recovering four guns from his home.

Beth Sams retires from the Eden Prairie Police Department after 34 years, having been a crucial part of establishing its 911 system and engaging in community outreach.