Bloomington Planning Commission to discuss subdivision of lots into townhomes on October 3, 2024; public hearing details outlined for in-person and electronic participation.

The article discusses the 135-month prison sentence for Minneapolis man Jackie Gerald Smith for methamphetamine distribution; his co-conspirator Damon Antone Young also pleaded guilty with sentencing pending.

Brandon Lee Tahahwah pleads guilty to illegal machine gun possession following his arrest by Minneapolis Police.

The Bloomington Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on October 3, 2024, for a proposed instructional center, with options to attend in person or via various digital platforms.

Open Streets Minneapolis concludes its 2024 season on September 28 with a car-free event on Nicollet Avenue featuring music, art, and local business promotion.

A St. Paul repeat felon has been sentenced to over seven years for illegal ammunition possession and will also undergo three years’ supervised release.

Plymouth Police Department celebrates local high school football rivalry with a special Thanksgiving patch, with proceeds supporting the schools' Booster programs.

The article forecasts a week of clear skies and mild weather in Minneapolis, with sunny days and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Minneapolis Police found two missing 11-year-olds, Ricardo Morgan and Angela Lynn Rios-Wakanabo, after an extensive search. Both children were confirmed safe with no further details provided.

Minneapolis' Loring Park is set to undergo renovations, including a reconstruction of Berger Fountain, funded by a $200k state grant and additional fundraising for a total of $1.5 million. Completion is expected in spring 2025.

Theodore Wirth Regional Park in Minneapolis is hosting a BioBlitz event on September 28 for community-driven species cataloging, with sessions including early birding and a free light lunch.

West River Parkway's Plank Trail is set for repairs starting in October, with disruptions expected. For updates and details, visitors can subscribe to email notices through the project page.

Residents in Shingle Creek were frustrated when their bulky waste was not collected as scheduled, but Brooklyn Park officials have arranged for a Thursday pickup to resolve the issue.