A man in St. Paul pleaded guilty to robbing USPS workers at gunpoint, demanding the keys for mail access. No injuries were reported from the incidents.

The National Weather Service predicts a wintry mix for Minneapolis with 1-2 inches of snow overnight and continued snow into Thursday, potentially impacting travel.

Minneapolis Council member Jason Chavez condemns a hate crime at a local synagogue and advocates for the swift implementation of the Hate Crime Prevention Program he authored to enhance community safety and inclusivity.

Maple Grove emphasizes long-range and capital improvement planning to ensure the city's infrastructure meets future needs, as stated in a social media post featuring insights from city officials.

The Mankato Public Safety’s Toys for Tots campaign successfully collected 193 toys for children in need during the holiday season, supported by the local police and fire departments.

CenterPoint Energy is enhancing the gas infrastructure on Minnetonka Boulevard, impacting traffic with scheduled disruptions and apologizing for inconvenience. Completion is expected in early January, with final restoration in spring.

Morrison County Sheriff's Office completed its annual verification of 68 registered predatory offenders to ensure compliance with their conditions, with one individual facing charges for non-compliance.

Minnetonka seeks volunteers for a group to advise on new dog off-leash areas, aiming for a diverse panel to contribute to municipal decisions. Applications are open until December 2024 with selections by January 2025.

The City of Blaine has enacted ORD 24-2572, revising the functions and structures of its Traffic Commission, Park Board, and Planning Commission/Board of Appeals and Adjustments.

Mankato's Shop With a Hero event paired 23 children with local police and firefighters to shop for holiday gifts at Walmart, supported by community sponsors and initiatives.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation invites families to a free Winter Wonderland event for kids 12 and under, featuring games, crafts, and a potential Santa visit.

The Blaine Police Department thanks the community for donating to the Toys for Tots drive, ensuring holiday gifts for local children, and invites more contributions until December 23.

Bob and Jay, volunteers in St. Louis Park, manage trail cameras to capture wildlife footage, as highlighted by the city's social media post. Their work supports urban wildlife appreciation.