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The mayor said his office isn't equipped to take on the day-to-day tasks the Office of Community Safety performs. Council Member Robin Wonsley said the services remain and will report directly to the mayor.
The Minnesota Department of Health says it found 63 new cases in the past month. This year's count is more than triple the 26 reported in all of 2025, according to earlier CBS News Minnesota reporting.
The Minneapolis City Council has passed an ordinance allowing people without homes to stay in their vehicles in designated areas overnight.
The Minneapolis police department is asking for help locating 46-year-old Jennifer Johnson, who also goes by Jennifer Maternowski.
Police in St. Paul, Minnesota, say a woman was killed by a dump truck Thursday morning at a busy intersection in the city's Highland Park neighborhood.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison confirmed Thursday afternoon his office's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit joined federal officers in search warrant executions at two Twin Cities "autism-services entities."
Minneapolis officials say the city has set an early voting record for a non-presidential election this year.
Parents of students in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, gathered for a community safety meeting on Wednesday night, about a month after a shooting cut the high school's homecoming football game short.
Police in Fridley, Minnesota, are asking for the public's help to find 10-year-old Ava-Marie Crawford.
Dog owners have until late December to let their pets go off leash at Minneapolis' Minnehaha Dog Park.
Minnesota voters will decide some big races in the midterm election next week, and school funding will be on a lot of ballots.
Sisyphus Brewery, a popular Minneapolis spot for well-known comedians, says its future is in jeopardy — and it's not for a lack of sales.
Residents of St. Paul's Randolph Avenue encampment describe vomiting, breathing trouble and injured feet. They suspect the soil, which warning signs say contains lead, arsenic and mercury, and distrust officials they say looked away.
State Sen. Judy Seeberger says building the three new treatment plants needed to make Hastings' water safe will cost about $80 million. The state has put in some money, but there is a long way to go.
A man who played a major role in defrauding a federal food program in Minnesota has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
