Officer Dallas Fisher joins the Eden Prairie Center as a Retail Crime Officer, partnering with Officer Scott Williamson to enhance mall security and tackle retail crime.

Sergeant Bill Hammes of Coon Rapids, Minnesota, was celebrated for 20 years of service, including his involvement in community events like "Toys for Joys."

Minnesota's DVS released a record number of specialty license plates in 2024, including sports and service-themed designs, and saw high demand for blackout plates.

Bloomington is preparing for a key meeting to discuss the possible vacation of easements at 3001 East American Blvd, which could affect local infrastructure.

Anoka County advises property owners to expect Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Statements in mid-March, but those who acquired property after January 1 should proactively obtain their tax information.

Minneapolis seeks an Independent Evaluator for police reform accountability, with ELEFA, Jensen Hughes, and Relman Colfax presenting their proposals publicly. The chosen firm will assist with the MDHR settlement agreement.

The Minneapolis City Council has elected Elliot Payne as president and Aisha Chughtai as vice president for the 2024-2025 term, while introducing a new committee structure.

Commissioner Julie Jeppson of Anoka County has been appointed to chair and vice-chair numerous committees, including the Transportation Committee, showcasing her significant role in local governance and representing District 6 interests.

A public hearing is set for January 17 to discuss the closure of Sanford Bemidji Medical Center's rehab unit, as reported by Bemidji Pioneer and confirmed by the Minnesota Department of Health.

Minnesota's new red flag law, effective January 1, allows for the temporary removal of firearms from those considered a threat to themselves or others.

Commissioner Darek Vetsch was re-elected as chair of the Wright County Board, marking a departure from the county’s tradition of yearly change in leadership.

Minnetonka welcomes Patsy Foster-Bolton and Paula Ramaley as new city councilmembers, both aiming to address local issues with their unique backgrounds and a commitment to the community's future.

The Marietta City Council announces upcoming meetings, including a work session on January 8 and an agenda review session on January 10, both available for live streaming and later viewing.