The Eden Prairie Community Center announces its September schedule with fitness and aquatic activities, including women-only weight room hours and sensory-friendly swimming sessions.

Minnesota Twins game highlights efforts against drunk driving, recognizing Officer Chad Streiff for 156 DWI arrests in 2023 as part of the Minnesota DWI Enforcer All-Star Team.

Brooklyn Park's tree sale, in partnership with Tree Trust, offers residents affordable saplings at $40 each, with a three-tree limit per address, to enhance local greenery.

MnDOT is offering a virtual open house for feedback on Hwy. 12 improvements in Delano until September 3, encouraging residents to participate in a survey on their website.

Coon Rapids introduces new bike lanes on 121st Avenue for cyclist safety, part of the Active Transportation Plan. The lanes, bump outs, and medians aim to reduce accidents without affecting available parking.

Bloomington invites residents to discuss the use of CDBG funds at a public meeting, with options for in-person, remote, or written feedback on the city's performance report.

Saint Paul business owners have been notified of minimum wage rate increases set for 2025, affecting businesses of various sizes with rates up to $15.97 per hour depending on the company size.

Free Soma Yoga session at Minnesota River Heritage Park on September 13, 6-7 PM, by Sofia Silva offers stress management and is suitable for all levels.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hiring for various positions, offering jobs that involve community engagement and range in pay from $15.57-$20 per hour.

CenterPoint Energy is updating natural gas infrastructure in Minneapolis's Bryn Mawr, moving meters outside and working on service lines, with road closures and parking restrictions expected until mid-September.

Brooklyn Park's "Movie Night on the Farm" featuring "Babe" is postponed to October 4th due to bad weather, with updates available on the city's website.

Elise Balderrama, active in Bloomington since 1993, promotes inclusivity and racial equity in the community and participates in local government and initiatives for new residents.

Hatch Bloomington nears its conclusion, with a final winner to receive a $100,000 prize to start a brick-and-mortar business in the city, as part of an effort to boost the local economy.