The Wright County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find missing teenager Derek Sachs, last seen on July 3rd. Residents are asked to check properties and report any information.

The Moorhead community is searching for missing 19-year-old Arthur Wiebe, who disappeared from his family's shop on July 1. Police seek public assistance.

Ramsey's Nowthen Boulevard NW is closing for watermain improvements from July 8-12, affecting the stretch between Sunfish Lake and Alpine Drive NW. Detours via Alpine Drive NW and Sunfish Lake Boulevard are advised.

Blaine's 2024 Citizens Academy opens registration, offering insights into local police, fire, and community standards departments through a nine-week program.

Minnetonka, MN launches the ReLeaf program using a $338,900 grant to remove EAB-infested ash trees for qualified property owners and replace them with new saplings.

The Beatnik Brothers are performing at St. Louis Park's Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater as part of the Summer Concert Series, playing hits from the 50s-70s.

A crash led to the temporary closure of MN Hwy 5 in Carver County, causing traffic delays. The road has since reopened, with little information on the crash's cause or affected individuals.

Mankato seeks experienced individuals for full-time firefighter positions, highlighting community service dedication and emergency response reinforcement.

The Coon Rapids community anticipates a 4th of July fireworks display at 10 p.m., despite intermittent rain, with festivities including games, food, and live music ongoing.

Construction work for the Pavement Management Update in St. Louis Park will pause over Independence Day weekend and resume on July 8, with ongoing phases of the project progressing.

St. Louis Park invites public input on its 2025 proposed fee schedule at a hearing on July 15, 2024. Alternative comments can be emailed in advance, with accommodations provided for those with disabilities.

Bloomington plans a public hearing on July 11, 2024, for cannabis business guidelines and amendments, with options for in-person and electronic participation.

Scott County's website announces a free family-friendly event at Spring Lake Regional Park, where people can bring wheels like bikes and scooters to enjoy new trails on July 16.