Minneapolis law enforcement attended a leadership event with Motorola CEO Greg Brown and Vikings Coach Kevin O’Connell, hosted by the MPD to promote effective leadership.

Mankato enhances its public transportation with upgrades at 34 bus stops, aiming for improved accessibility, especially for riders with disabilities. The project may cause temporary service disruptions.

Maple Grove's ERU won the Top Team Award at a tactical conference, recognized for outstanding teamwork, with Sergeant Parker honored for his leadership.

Minneapolis's Town Oaks area is set for infrastructure upgrades by CenterPoint Energy and its contractor Michel's, involving service line connections and moving meters outside. Work will cause parking and sidewalk disruptions for five weeks.

The 2024 Cedar Lake Road Project in St. Louis Park brings detours and traffic calming measures due to ongoing roadwork, affecting residents and commuters.

Harvest to Halloween at the Barn in Eden Prairie offers free, family-friendly activities on October 12, including pumpkin-decorating and a llama-petting area.

Shots were fired in an apartment complex parking lot; police found evidence but no suspects or victims. The ongoing investigation has the community on edge.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board won the 2024 National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management, their third win since 1989.

Duluth Police seized over 1700 M30 pills containing fentanyl during a drug bust, with 29-year-old Khadijah Preston arrested and charged with drug trafficking.

Gregg Goldman has been named the new executive VP for Finance and Operations at the University of Minnesota, with his appointment pending Board of Regents approval.

The University of Minnesota introduced a food delivery service with Starship Technologies' robots, providing convenience and a sustainable option for campus dining.

Wright and Sherburne counties, partnering with Sherburne County Area United Way, will host the Community Connect event on October 17 at Big Lake Middle School to provide services to those in economic hardship.

Wright County announces a public accuracy test of voting equipment, to reinforce election security, at 1 p.m. on October 16, at the government center.