The Bloomington Fire Department offers safety tips for the disposal of oily rags to prevent house fires, after a recent incident highlighted the dangers of improper handling.

A Red Lake man has been sentenced to five years in prison for the neglect-related death of a child, with a judge emphasizing the severity of the neglect and the case's impact on child welfare awareness.

The Coon Rapids Dam prepares to host the final shows of its annual Summer Concert Series, with free admission and parking, plus food concessions by local groups.

The Coon Rapids Sustainability Commission is hosting a garden tour to highlight environmentally friendly gardening, including native plants and food gardens, on July 27.

The Love My Pet Fair is returning to Riverview Park in Coon Rapids on September 21, offering pet-related products, services, and resources to local pet enthusiasts.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a "Sunset Canoe" event for paddlers with experience, including minimal instruction, on August 3. Pre-registration required.

Saint Louis Park has installed AEDs in four parks via a public safety aid grant, enhancing emergency response for cardiac events with monitored, climate-controlled devices.

Morrison County Health is seeking a facilitator to assess and improve Family Resource Centers in Minnesota’s Region 5, funded by the Sauer Family Foundation, to foster family strengths and child welfare.

Morrison County has launched a Community Health Survey to gather public input on health issues, influencing health initiatives and services. Participants can win a $100 gift card.

The article details Minneapolis's mixed weather forecast, including chances of rain, fog, and sunny days with rising temperatures towards the weekend.

CenterPoint Energy is replacing natural gas lines in Bloomington, with multiple projects affecting local roads and requiring residents to adjust to parking and lane closures.

CSAH 36 in Otsego remains closed between Quilley Ave NE and Rachele Ave NE for two more weeks due to slope failure repairs, awaiting DNR approval, with no detour provided.

Dr. Michael Favor is appointed to the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board, bringing extensive educational leadership experience to enhance employment pathways for alternative learning students.