A young non-verbal man was safely reunited with his family after the Brooklyn Park Police and community worked together to locate him following his disappearance.

Minneapolis is moving to make community gardens permanent by transferring some urban lots from CPED to MPRB, securing the plots against development and emphasizing local food sustainability.

Gunfire was reported in Brooklyn Park, where police found casings and damaged property, but no injuries. The shooter remains unidentified, and the investigation continues.

The MPRB updated its youth sports registration process for better team assignment and to allow signing up with a friend, promising efficiency and convenience.

Minneapolis Park Police Officer Karl Zabinski has been named Officer of the Year 2024, a repeat of his 2022 accolade, recognized for his exceptional service and dedication.

A man died after falling from a roof while helping with construction in Minnesota. Despite life-saving attempts, Dale Schlangen, 65, passed away at the scene.

St. Louis Park announces a public hearing for the 2025 Commercial Street Rehabilitation project, inviting residents to provide feedback on January 21, 2025, at City Hall.

Coon Rapids offers a Front Door Grant for exterior home improvements, with applications open until February 26. Selected homeowners can win $1,000-$5,000 in a lottery on March 5, broadcasted online.

Anoka County property owners who engaged in transactions since January 1st will soon receive Property Tax Statements and Valuation Notices by late March from Anoka County.

Ramsey County offers free guided tours of historic sites in Saint Paul, including Union Depot and the City Hall - Ramsey County Courthouse, with options for both in-person and virtual experiences.

Minneapolis Health Department urges residents to adopt healthier habits in 2025 to prevent illness transmission, emphasizing vaccination, mask-wearing, and hygiene.

Maple Grove, MN celebrates National Trivia Day with local questions about city facts, like park names, water percentages, and more, inviting residents to participate on social media.

Matt Staehling has been appointed as Duluth's new City Administrator, succeeding Dave Montgomery, and brings nearly three decades of local government experience to the role.