North Minneapolis celebrated diversity and local culture with a community event featuring over 250 vendors. The event, organized by the West Broadway Business and Area Coalition and the City of Minneapolis, was part of the Open Streets initiative.

Cub Pharmacy is offering flu and pneumonia shots at the Mary Ann Young Center on September 30, from 9-11 AM, with insurance cards required for coverage.

Local legislators condemn a racist demonstration in Vadnais Heights, reaffirming their commitment to a community free from hate and promoting safety and respect.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a late-night shooting that resulted in two fatalities and three injuries. A suspect is in custody and a firearm was recovered at the scene.

The Saint Paul Police Department praised its crime and intelligence analysts on Facebook, highlighting their importance in supporting officers and ensuring community safety.

St. Louis Park adopted a new ordinance mandating a 30-day pre-eviction notice and landlord training, effective November 1, 2024. Additional training on bias and landlord-tenant law is offered.

A section of the mountain bike trails at Bertram Chain of Lakes is closed for the weekend due to the upcoming Bertram Saddle Buster race, but some trails remain open.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for the Twin Cities, highlighting a mix of sunny days, potential showers, and calm evenings with mild temperatures leading into an uneventful weather week with no hazardous conditions expected.

Mankato announced three finalists for its new Director of Public Safety following Amy Vokal's retirement. The candidates include local law enforcement veterans Jeremy Clifton and Matt DuRose, and Wade Lyons from Austin, TX.

BCA released names from a Yellow Medicine County force incident where Kasey Willander was shot by police and is expected to recover; officers involved are on leave, an investigation is ongoing.

St. Louis Park invites community input on the 2025 service charges for Special Service District No. 5 at a hearing on October 7, 2024, to discuss funding for district maintenance.

Anoka County seeks community feedback for updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan to improve resilience against natural disasters such as tornadoes and blizzards.

Bloomington's City Council has scheduled a public hearing regarding a potential moratorium on airport parking facility developments. The meeting invites public input and will take place on September 30, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.