Carver County celebrated National Women in Police Day, honoring female officers for their contributions to law enforcement and inspiring future generations.

The Hennepin Sheriff's office hosted the 6th Annual Community Trunk or Treat in Richfield, offering a candy-filled event for families and celebrating community engagement.

Hwy 101 between Chanhassen and Eden Prairie will undergo resurfacing from Oct. 16 to 26, causing traffic to be reduced to one lane with detours in place.

Comcast and Metronet are installing fiber-optic internet in Chanhassen, affecting public spaces and private properties, particularly in ROW and D&U easements. Information on disruptions is available on the city's website.

Early bird registration for the U.G.L.Y. Sweater Dash in Saint Louis Park ends today, with the event scheduled for December 8 involving a festive 5k and post-race party at Park Tavern.

Ward 9 residents will meet at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to discuss housing and homelessness alongside budget proposals. The meeting aims for communal problem-solving and will update on past efforts.

St. Louis Park awarded Francie Streich and Brooks Whitton with the Evergreen Awards for their outstanding home gardens, recognizing their landscaping contributions to the community.

Lake Minnewashta Regional Park is undergoing enhancements, including new pathways and playground equipment, due to be complete by late fall. The park focuses on inclusion and accessibility in its upgrades.

A man was arrested after a stabbing at a Brooklyn Park store led to a police chase and the involvement of the SWAT team. The victim is hospitalized; the investigation is ongoing.

A man in Brooklyn Park suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound late Saturday and was transported to a hospital; police are investigating the incident.

Two suspects have been detained in relation to a Brooklyn Park homicide, with the investigation ongoing by local detectives and Hennepin County Officials.

Officers from various jurisdictions pursued a suspect into Brooklyn Park, where the suspect abandoned their vehicle. The suspect was later apprehended without incident.

Apple Valley's city ordinances require home-based businesses to be discreet, without signage, and limit parking availability to three spaces, barring high-traffic operations like restaurants.