Blaine Police Officers Transform Concern for Missing Special Needs Child into Unforgettable Birthday Surprise
Blaine police responded to a call about a missing boy with autism, Tony, on his birthday. They discovered he was safe and later brought him birthday gifts, creating a heartwarming moment.
Duluth Seeks New Planning and Economic Development Director to Spearhead City Growth
Duluth is seeking a new Planning and Economic Development Director to spearhead growth and community revitalization, overseeing planning, housing, and economic efforts as well as serving as Executive Director of DEDA.
Mankato Public Transit and Schools Team Up to Boost Student Access with New Bus Routes
Mankato's public transit and schools collaborate to add bus routes, aiding students' access to education based on needs identified by Becca Sharpsteen. This initiative follows a grant received last spring.
Duluth Fire Department Issues Rip Current Warning for Park Point Beaches, Public Urged to Avoid Waters
Duluth Fire Department warns against swimming at Park Point beaches due to life-threatening rip currents, urging people to avoid entering the water until the advisory expires at 10 am tomorrow.
Alexandra House Introduces "Linus' Pet Haven" To Keep Domestic Violence Survivors and Pets Together in Coon Rapids
Alexandra House is launching "Linus' Pet Haven," a project to keep domestic violence survivors and their pets together, inspiring a more inclusive approach to victim support with pet-friendly shelter facilities, set to open January 2025.
Eyes Above: Twin Cities Scientists Unleash Satellite Sleuth to Expose Global Fossil Fumes
University of Minnesota researchers have developed a method to track global fossil fuel emissions from space, using a satellite-based instrument that measures ethane levels, as reported in Nature Communications.












