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.

Bloomington is engaging residents in discussions on the city's 2025 budget, with events such as a Farmer’s Market session and the Bloomington Pride Festival, plus an open house at Fire Station 1.

The League of Women Voters Bloomington is hosting candidate forums in September to inform voters, featuring Q&A sessions and opportunities for personal interaction with local candidates.

Bloomington seeks public input on its revised 2024 Action Plan for HUD's Community Development Block Grant, with scheduled public hearings and a 30-day comment period.

Anoka County’s library system is recruiting volunteer reading mentors for 1st to 3rd graders to improve literacy, with volunteers committing an hour weekly from mid-October to mid-December.

Eden Prairie officials update on storm cleanup, encouraging residents to use the EP See Click Fix app for reporting debris. The Yard Waste Site reopens with extended hours for natural waste disposal, requiring proof of residency.

Anoka County designates September as Workforce Development Month to strengthen business and workforce partnerships, and wins an award for a joint economic summit. Road safety plans and community-focused sheriff's initiatives are also mentioned.

Two people were indicted for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl in Rochester, following a high-speed chase and standoff. They face additional charges related to firearm possession.

School Resource Officers are returning to schools in Mankato to ensure a safe, conducive learning environment, as shared by the local police on social media.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is seeking two new officers, offering extra pay for experience and a $3,500 bonus after a year post-training. Applications close on September 4th.