The Minneapolis Police Department is promoting gun safety through a new initiative, encouraging secure storage of firearms in compliance with Minnesota law.

Coon Rapids, MN is hiring experienced police officers, highlighting a community-focused department with competitive pay and development opportunities. Applications are welcomed via their government jobs site.

Brooklyn Park residents are vigilant after a burglary by an armed suspect. Police searches, including K-9 units, were unsuccessful. The suspect also exhibited suspicious activity earlier that day.

The Brooklyn Park Police Federation has donated $5,000 to aid families of injured or fallen first responders, reinforcing community-police ties and mutual support.

The Brooklyn Park Police successfully located a missing vulnerable adult who was found and reunited with her family after disappearing earlier that day.

The Brooklyn Park EDA is seeking developers for revitalization projects, encouraging diverse and innovative proposals for sites including a former park and ride. An info webinar is scheduled, with proposals due by November 18, 2024.

CenterPoint Energy continues infrastructure upgrades in Minneapolis's Webber-Camden neighborhood, moving inside meters outside and ensuring proper connections to main lines, with a temporary halt on coming Saturdays.

CenterPoint Energy's natural gas infrastructure maintenance in Minnetonka is nearing completion, with crews moving meters outside homes and linking service lines. Restoration efforts will follow.

The Duluth Fire Department is hosting a pinning ceremony to honor staff promotions and mark the completion of probationary periods, recognizing personnel achievements.

Duluth City Hall-oween event is returning, offering a safe daytime trick-or-treat experience for children on October 30 from 3-4 pm with specific costume guidelines to ensure respect and inclusion.

Kathy Cooper received the Kathy Swanson Outstanding Service Award for her dedication to road safety in Minnesota, spurred by the loss of her daughter in 1999.

Dakota County offers a free pumpkin composting program post-Halloween, accepting decorations at various locations but not yard waste or painted items.

The St. Louis Park Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing on cannabis business zoning changes for November 6, 2024, seeking community input.