St. Louis Park encourages resident participation in monitoring local lakes from April to October to aid environmental conservation through its Citizen-Assisted Monitoring Program (CAMP).

The Minnesota public safety community honored fallen firefighters in a memorial service, adding five names to the state’s monument, now totaling 249 heroes.

The Mankato Regional Airport is hosting an open house on October 10 to discuss current projects and future plans, allowing for community engagement and input.

The National Weather Service warns of potential fire hazards in Minneapolis due to dry conditions and strong winds, urging residents to check for burning restrictions.

Howl-O-Ween at Wolfe Park is a free pet-focused event on October 13 with festive activities including a pet costume contest and vendor prizes, with pets required to be leashed.

Downtown Duluth's First Avenue East will be closed temporarily for utility repairs from October 1st to 11th, with detours provided for traffic and pedestrians.

Officers Aaron Bohlen and Lance Christianson were named as those involved in the fatal shooting of Seantrell Murdock in Belle Plaine by the BCA. Murdock died from gunshot wounds after a confrontation with the police.

The forecast for Minneapolis promises a period of sunny weather with warm temperatures. Clear skies will be matched by light winds, with daily highs ranging from the mid-60s to mid-80s.

The Blaine Planning Commission is preparing for a hearing on a new multi-purpose stadium proposal by EB Blaine Development LLC at 1985 105th Avenue NE.

Johnnie Ward Jr. has pleaded guilty to an armed robbery at a St. Paul cell phone store, violating the Hobbs Act. A sentencing hearing is set for January 2025.

Blaine, Minnesota, plans a public hearing for a new development project at Northtown Mall, proposing a subdivision of land for revitalization purposes.

The Blaine City Council will discuss a permit for Indoor Auto Sales on 9221 Davenport Street NE, encouraging public participation in the hearing on October 7th.

Blaine, Minnesota has scheduled a public hearing for October 8, 2024, to discuss proposed Zoning Code revisions, seeking community feedback on changes including language clarification, landscaping, and setbacks.