A Minnesota man faces charges after leading a high-speed chase, ending in a vehicle crash near a high school, with multiple agencies responding to the incident.

Morrison County officials attend meetings on emergency communications and public works from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5, with accessibility accommodations offered.

A family from Minnetonka advocates for fire safety after a house fire, leading to increased community awareness and preventative measures, as described in the Minnetonka Memo.

Minneapolis' Downtown Late Night Safety Plan leads to a violence-free weekend as law enforcement and community groups effectively enforced a curfew, with interventions decreasing each night.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reports a rise in arrests and traffic violations, with charges ranging from financial card fraud to DWI during a week ending September 30.

Blaine's senior community is invited to a free screening of "Thelma," an action-comedy starring June Squibb, on October 10. Registration is required to attend.

The Coon Rapids Planning Commission will host a public hearing to discuss a proposed amendment to lower the minimum density for low-density residential areas.

Anoka County's License & Passport Services will be closed on October 14th for staff training and will resume normal operations on October 15th. Residents are urged to plan ahead or use online services.

Minneapolis residents were offered free pet microchipping by MACC to help reunite lost pets with their owners, amid declining return rates for lost dogs.

Minneapolis's upcoming week features sunny days with brisk winds, highs ranging from 64 to near 80 degrees, and cool evenings with lows in the 50s, per the latest forecasts.

The Wabasha Police Department warns drivers against bypassing construction barricades, a violation of Minnesota State Statute 160.2715(a)(14), emphasizing safety and legal repercussions on Facebook.

The Correctional Education Association conference featured Plymouth County Correctional Facility staff discussing the importance of community partnerships in reducing recidivism.

A lost dog in Wabasha was reunited with its owner after the police's social media post prompted community help.