Dakota County's Byllesby Dam has completed upgrades, doubling its renewable energy output to 4.4 megawatts, with $47 million funded by state, federal, and county sources.

The City of Duluth is addressing a sewer overflow at Kenwood Avenue and College Street, advising the public to avoid Chester Creek due to potential health risks. Repair work is underway, with updates to be issued by the city.

St. Louis Park added two new electric vehicle charging ports at the Municipal Service Center for public use, available during business hours with free charging for the initial three hours.

The University of Minnesota's Department of Orthodontics experienced a phishing breach compromising a contact list with 1,331 patients' names and emails but no other sensitive information. Immediate action and notifications were issued.

The Eden Prairie Police Department invites community members to "Coffee with a Cop" on Oct. 15 for informal chats with law enforcement and free coffee at the local McDonald's.

Minneapolis residents support converting the former 3rd Police Precinct into a democracy center, with a city report showing 63% approval, and strong local support at 70%. Mayor Frey is eager to advance the project.

The Duluth Police Department released a notification about Rory Francis Northrup, a Level Three sex offender, now residing in Duluth, to enhance community safety.

The Minneapolis City Council has voted to investigate using city-owned land to aid unsheltered homelessness, including possible locations for a new Navigation Center.

The Maple Grove Police Department has launched the Purple Patch Initiative to combat domestic violence, selling themed patches and mugs to fund prevention efforts.

A 24-year-old was arrested in Cokato Township for stabbing a man, who was airlifted to a hospital with a severe neck wound; the suspect faces assault charges.

The Minnetonka Police Department forms a Multicultural Advisory Committee to enhance relations with diverse communities, inviting locals to participate in monthly dialogues.

The City's annual photo contest has reached the public voting stage on Facebook to determine winners, with the deadline for likes set for October 9th at noon.

The Bloomington City Council invites public input on proposed updates to rental housing regulations during a meeting on October 14, 2024, at the Civic Plaza.