Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution to recall certain Hyundai and Kia car models due to a spike in thefts due to lack of anti-theft technology.

Sgt. Karen Thoele retires from the Minnetonka Police Department after over 28 years of service, having held multiple roles including patrol officer and sergeant.

DHS requires Medical Assistance enrollees to verify assets using the AVS for renewals following the end of continuous coverage requirements as of March 31, 2023.

Burnsville city offices and facilities will close on February 28 to honor fallen public safety officers, with regular operations resuming February 29. Emergency services will continue with aid from Dakota County. Voting provisions are also in place.

Washington County officials approved liquor licenses for summer bingo events, invested in traffic signal materials, added new deputy sheriffs, and managed construction projects at their meeting on Feb. 27.

Plymouth, MN is seeking a new Ward 1 City Council member after Alise McGregor resigned. Applicants must live in Ward 1, be over 21, and be an eligible voter, with a March 6 application deadline.

Ramsey County is seeking a new county manager as Ryan O'Connor departs for a role at the Metropolitan Council after leading the county through COVID-19. Deputy Manager Johanna Berg is the interim leader.

Mankato City Precinct 8 voters face a sudden polling site change from the US Army Reserve Center to MY Place, with city officials working to inform the electorate.

The Minneapolis Police Department is hiring crime analysts to study data and support their efforts in combating city-wide crime, as announced on Facebook.

State Rep. Samantha Sencer-Mura visited AVIVO Village, a Minneapolis transitional housing facility, to explore expanding its low-barrier shelter model to better address homelessness.

Morrison County announces a week of meetings addressing emergency services, environmental plans, and housing issues, as detailed in the County Commissioner's public notice.

Minnesota lawmakers are reviewing various gun control measures after a tragic shooting involving first responders in Burnsville. Debate ensues around constitutional rights and public safety.

18-year-old Jaylen Smith, the youngest African American mayor in the U.S., speaks in St. Paul and at Carleton College, inspiring youth and sharing his vision for revitalizing Earle, Arkansas.