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St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public’s Help Regarding Iron Range ATM Theft
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance as deputies investigate an overnight ATM theft on the Iron Range.
Children’s Minnesota to Pause Some Gender-Affirming Medications Amid Federal Pressure
Children’s Minnesota announced plans to temporarily pause prescribing puberty-suppressing medications and pubertal hormones for patients under 18 in its Gender Health program, citing increasing federal actions targeting pediatric health systems that provide gender-affirming care.
A New Way to Access the News: Audio Versions of Our Stories Now Available
We’ve launched a new “podcast” that is designed as a convenient audio extension of our news coverage, giving readers and listeners another way to access our reporting when reading an article isn’t practical.
National Blood Shortage Prompts Urgent Call for Donors Through February 28, 2026
The nation’s blood supply remains under significant strain, with hospitals continuing to receive blood products at a faster rate than donations are coming in, according to the American Red Cross.
Rosemount Fire Department Tests New Duty Crew Staffing Model to Improve Response Times
The Rosemount Fire Department has launched a new staffing initiative to improve emergency response times and support its firefighters as call volumes continue to rise.
Farmington Fire Department to Hold Paid-on-Call Firefighter Recruitment Meetings as Full-Time Staffing Begins
The Farmington Fire Department is inviting community members to learn more about becoming paid-on-call firefighters through a series of recruitment informational meetings scheduled throughout February and March, and to mark a major milestone in the department’s operations with the launch of full-time staffing.
ICE Activity Driving Mental Health Crisis for Minnesotans With Serious Mental Illnesses, NAMI Minnesota Warns
NAMI Minnesota is sounding the alarm over what it describes as a rapidly intensifying mental health crisis across the state, particularly among Minnesotans living with serious and persistent mental illnesses.
MVTA Board Elects Jay Whiting as Chair, Honors Outgoing Chair Dan Kealey
The Minnesota Valley Transit Authority Board of Commissioners selected new leadership during its January 28, 2026, meeting, marking a transition that highlights both continuity and momentum for the south metro transit agency.
Man With Knife Taken Into Custody at Cottage Grove Elementary
A 46-year-old Cottage Grove man was taken into custody late Monday morning after police responded to reports of an individual waving a butcher knife at Cottage Grove Elementary School.
FBI Seeks Suspect, Offers $100,000 Reward in Minneapolis Investigation
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to the recovery of stolen government property and/or the arrest of individuals responsible for the destruction and theft of government property in Minneapolis, Minnesota, including this unknown suspect.
Sherburne County Sheriff Seeks Tips in Zimmerman Child Abduction Case
The Sherburne County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help as investigators continue working a child abduction case in Zimmerman.
Vehicle Leaves Cedar Avenue, Crashes Into the Side of a Home in Apple Valley
Emergency crews responded Monday morning to a crash in which a vehicle left the roadway and struck the side of a home near Cedar Avenue.
Minnesota State Patrol Urges Drivers to ‘Move Over’ After Nine Squad Cars Struck in Just Over a Week
The Minnesota State Patrol is reminding drivers that moving over for emergency and stalled vehicles is not optional — it’s the law
Fire Damages Townhouse at Hugo Complex Sunday Evening
An extended garage fire caused significant damage to a townhouse in Hugo Sunday evening, rendering one unit uninhabitable.
Raccoon Found in Flooded New Brighton Apartment, Safely Released
New Brighton Department of Public Safety crews responding to a report of water leaking into an apartment unit encountered an unexpected occupant: a raccoon.
Ramsey County Attorney Issues Guidance on Investigating Federal Agents
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi announced new guidance for local law enforcement on investigating allegations of criminal conduct by federal law enforcement agents. The announcement follows a meeting with county law enforcement leaders in January.
Fatal Shooting Under Investigation on Saint Paul’s East Side
Saint Paul police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Friday afternoon on the city’s East Side.
Eagan Police Continue to Investigate Felony Vandalism Involving ICE-Linked Vehicles Last Month
Eagan police are investigating a felony-level property damage incident after multiple vehicles believed to be associated with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were found damaged in a parking garage earlier this month.
Dakota County Board Approves Letter on ICE Enforcement as Residents Describe Fear, Service and School Disruptions, and Calls for Action
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners approved an amended letter during a special meeting on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, calling on Minnesota’s congressional delegation and other federal and state leaders to improve communication and coordination surrounding heightened federal immigration enforcement activity in the county.
Man Injured After Stabbing in South St. Paul; Suspect in Custody
South Saint Paul Police are investigating a stabbing that left one man injured Thursday night in the south end of the city.
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