Minneapolis Council members propose $1.5 million to save a housing facility facing closure due to costly repairs, with conditions for matching funds and an operational plan.

The article reports on the inaugural 988 Day, promoting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, which offers immediate help for mental health crises and has seen increased usage since its inception over a year ago.

Bloomington Police search nationwide for Eivi Hernan Bueno Almontes, with Chief Hodges asking for public assistance through a YouTube video. Details of Almontes's alleged crimes are undisclosed.

The Saint Paul Police Department welcomed 12 new officers from diverse backgrounds, including program participants, veterans, and residents, with some having family in the force.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to place recycling carts out by 6:30 a.m. for pickup and announces a Building Materials Reuse Donation Event for September 14 to donate reusable construction items.

St. Louis Park offers free Music Together classes in September for kids up to age 6 to nurture musical development, with fall sessions available for a fee.

The Minneapolis Health Department highlights safety measures during National Childhood Injury Prevention Week, providing CDC tips to prevent injuries among children.

Carver County Sheriff's extra summer patrols resulted in 548 speeding citations, with two drivers exceeding 100 mph. The campaign aimed to improve road safety during the '100 Deadliest Days of Summer.'

A lost Labrador found at a festival was reunited with its owners after a Wabasha Police Department Facebook post.

Late Saturday on the 9200 block of Nantwick Ridge North, shots fired at a home caused no injuries. Police and HCSO CSI are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Minneapolis police recovered two firearms in separate downtown incidents overnight, arresting suspects and emphasizing ongoing efforts to curb weapon-related crimes.

A man caused a domestic disturbance, barricaded himself with kids in a Brooklyn Park home, and escaped before police found the children unharmed. He is now sought by police.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department is offering a free 10-week Community Police Academy starting September 16, giving residents behind-the-scenes law enforcement insights.