The Saint Paul Police Explorers secured third place in Search and Arrest at the 49th State Conference and elected Joshua Xiong as Youth Representative.

Morrison County announces a week of meetings on various issues, including housing and emergency services, available for in-person and virtual attendance, with accommodations provided upon request.

The St. Paul BZA is reviewing various property variance requests, including those from J. Jaworski and Snelling Midway Redevelopment LLC, with a meeting set for April 29, 2024. Public comments were due by April 12.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office swore in 13 new deputies in a ceremony, with the personnel set to serve in roles like Court Services and the Adult Detention Center.

Plymouth County Sheriff's Department highlighted the progression of cadets in BCCO-ATP 64-24 at the quarter mark of their 12-week law enforcement training program.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office celebrated their Volunteer Special Deputies on social media for National Volunteer Recognition Day, highlighting their valuable contributions to the community.

Burnsville Mayor Elizabeth Kautz is to deliver the State of the City Address, emphasizing local policy priorities and fostering community engagement at the Ames Center.

Blaine Police highlighted Detective Tom Johann's nearly 30-year service, sharing his varied roles and the experience he brings to the department on social media.

The Coon Rapids Police Explorers won multiple awards at the Minnesota Law Enforcement Explorers state competition, excelling in simulated law enforcement scenarios.

Minneapolis prepares for Earth Day with community events and highlights the push for Climate Equity Plan execution, led by Council Member Robin Wonsley.

The Ward 1 City Council in Minneapolis is enhancing community communication with weekly newsletters and has welcomed a new member, Ikram Mohamud, to its team.

The Minnesota Senate approved the Minnesota Energy Infrastructure Permitting Act for faster clean energy project permitting, with bipartisan support and advocacy from Senator Nick Frentz. The bill now moves to the House.

The Wright County License Center has improved its service with a new location, reduced wait times, larger space, drive-thru service, and a kiosk system, resulting in a 23% increase in transactions.